Sure, you can make do with the router your internet provider has sent you and get internet without changing any settings at all -- if you like low security and slow speed.

As CNET's router expert, I know a few easy tricks for creating a secure Wi-Fi network. When I bought my own router , I ...

By assigning individual applications, ports or devices a higher priority on your router, you tell your router how to prioritize those packets.

It's surprisingly easy to access your router's settings if you want to tweak things and potentially improve your Wi-Fi. Here's how to get into router and start tinkering.

With that in mind, here’s how to change your router’s Wi-Fi password from start to finish, including how to sign in to your router app, update your password, and manage settings for products ...

Apple's published advice about the best settings for a router. Follow our tips for the most secure settings. Plus: how to access your router software ...

Before you start, make sure you can get into your router's administration console; this is where you manage your router's settings, including password management to firmware updates.

To check your encryption settings, go to the router’s admin menu. You should be able to find encryption under the “Wireless” or “Security” menu.

Learn how to set up a VPN on your router and ensure all of your devices are protected. Follow our easy step-by-step guide to get started.