Yes Router Login

So… you got a Yes 4G router, and now you’re staring at it wondering, “How do I even log into this thing?” Been there, done that. But don’t worry, I got you. Whether you’re trying to change the Wi-Fi name, update the password, or just see who’s eating up all your internet — this guide has your back.

🔌 Step 1: Connect to the Router

Before anything else, make sure your device (phone or laptop) is connected to the router.

Options:

  • Connect to the default Wi-Fi (look for the SSID printed on the router)
  • Or plug in via Ethernet if you’ve got a laptop and cable handy

You gotta be on the network to access the settings. No shortcuts here.

🌐 Step 2: Open the Login Page

Now open your browser and type this into the address bar:

http://192.168.1.1

That’s the usual IP for Yes routers. If that doesn’t work, try:

Still not loading? Flip the router and check for the correct IP — it’s usually printed right there on the label.

🔐 Step 3: Enter the Login Info

You should now see the login page. Time to punch in the default credentials.

Default Username & Password:

  • Username: admin
  • Password: admin

Other possible combos:

  • Password: yes1234
  • Or leave the password field empty and try

If someone already changed the login, and you don’t remember what it was… don’t panic. We’ll fix that in a minute.

⚙️ Step 4: Router Dashboard – Time to Tweak

Congrats, you’re in! 🎉 The dashboard might look a bit technical at first, but you don’t have to touch everything. Just focus on what you need.

You can now:

  • Change the Wi-Fi name (SSID)
  • Set a strong new password
  • See which devices are connected
  • Restart the router if it’s being laggy
  • Update firmware (optional but helpful)

Just don’t click random buttons if you’re not sure what they do, alright?

📱 How to Log In from Your Phone

No PC? No problem.

Here’s how to do it from your mobile:

  1. Connect to your Yes router’s Wi-Fi
  2. Open any browser (like Chrome)
  3. Type 192.168.1.1 and hit enter
  4. Enter the admin login info
  5. Boom! You’re in

Yes routers usually have a mobile-friendly interface, so it’s easy to navigate.

🔁 Forgot the Password? Here’s the Fix

Okay, so if you tried every login combo and nothing’s working, it’s time for a reset.

To reset your Yes router:

  1. Find the reset button (tiny hole at the back)
  2. Use a pin or paperclip and hold it down for 10–15 seconds
  3. Wait for it to reboot
  4. Log in again using default username/password

Heads up: This will erase custom settings like Wi-Fi name/password. So you’ll have to set those up again after the reset.

✅ Quick Recap

Step What To Do
1 Connect to the router (Wi-Fi or cable)
2 Open browser → Go to 192.168.1.1
3 Login using admin/admin
4 Change Wi-Fi settings, password, etc.
5 Reset router if login fails

🙋‍♂️ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the default IP for Yes router login?
The most common default IP is 192.168.1.1, but 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.8.1 may also work depending on the model.

Q2: What if the login page doesn’t open?
Make sure you’re connected to the router’s network. If the IP doesn’t load, check the router label for the correct gateway.

Q3: What’s the default Yes router password?
Try combinations like admin, yes1234, or leaving the password blank.

Q4: How do I change the Wi-Fi name and password?
Once logged in, go to Wireless Settings or Wi-Fi Setup — it’s super easy from there.

Q5: I forgot my router login password. What now?
Just press and hold the reset button for 10–15 seconds. It’ll go back to factory defaults and let you use the original admin/admin login.

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Final Thoughts

That’s a wrap! See how easy it is to log into your Yes router once you know what you’re doing? Now you’re the boss of your own Wi-Fi setup — no more relying on that friend who “knows tech.” 😉