The App Store is macOS's digital distribution platform for macOS apps, created and maintained by Apple Inc. 5 /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications.4.33 Install Command Line Developer Tools.It’s no fun to spend the evening changing passwords on printers if you haven’t planned for it. Secondly, know that everything you own that connects to your Wi-Fi-iPhones, iPads, computers, Apple TVs, and printers, for example-will need to be reconnected to your network afterward, so don’t undertake this task lightly. First, changing your Wi-Fi password doesn’t change your base station device’s password if you’d like to make that the same, be sure to head over to the “Base Station” tab within AirPort Utility. (But don’t mess with any other settings there unless you know what you’re doing.)Īfter your options are set, click “Update.” AirPort Utility will then of course warn you of what you’re about to do.Īnd you’re done! Keep two things in in mind, though.
Be sure that the “Remember this password in my keychain” choice is on, too.
So just type what you’d like your new one to be into both the first password box and the “Verify Password” one. There you’ll find your wireless password! (You might consider going and checking your keychain to see if it’s stored there if you’re having trouble.)Īnyway, once you click on “Edit,” you’ll choose the “Wireless” tab at the top. Note that you may have to enter the password for your device to do this this is usually the same as your Wi-Fi password, but if it’s not, then…uh…just keep on guessing until you figure it out. When AirPort Utility opens, click on your AirPort device and choose “Edit.”
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