Whether you use an iPhone or an Android, it's easy to share your Wi-Fi so guests don't have to type in the password.

To make a Wi-Fi password, or change your current password, you'll need to access your router's settings page using a computer.

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An easy way to share files between PCs in your home is to set up a share drive using your router’s USB port. You can set up a share drive with just a few easy steps. What to do: Share your router IP ...