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I recently was issued a replacement internet hotspot when the old one went on the fritz. My problem is now when I try to connect certain devices, the password on the back of the new card does not work. Is the password from the original card still the active pw? How would I go about getting that info? Didnt write it down anywhere, just flipped it over when I needed it.
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What type of device do you have?
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The 4G LTE Hotspot, SCH-LC11 FA52
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Maybe you need to do a factory reset on the new device. It's probably a "refurbished" device that the previous owner changed the password.
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Also, I've done a couple manual resets (Open the case, push and hold button) since getting this one, but yes, it is a refurb. So what is it that I need to do a factory reset then?
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When you recieve a new MiFi the default password will change. The new device should have come with a replacement sticker that you can use to cover up your old sticker on the back door.
Some models of hotspots keep a backup sticker underneath the battery. Open up your hotspot and take a look and try the value that is posted. If that doesnt work you will have to contact VZW and ask them to look up your new default password.
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Having the wifi password is very important to using your device barral1739. You can view this information inside the battery portion of the device as John Getzke advised. I have listed somet steps below:
1)Remove the battery cover.
Utilizing the provided slot, carefully lift then detach the cover.
2) View the default SSID and Wi-Fi / Admin Password located on the label.
3)Replace the battery cover.
4)Press in on the cover to lock it into place.
Note: If the Admin Password is changed and forgotten, performing a hard reset will restore the default settings printed on the external label.
I hope the information above is helpful. If you still need assistance, let us know and we will do all that we can to ensure you have the information you need.
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Remove the battery cover.
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Cha-ching! Hidden label has the correct info, thanks!
