Do this when you replace your router...

Do this when you replace your router...

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Whenever you're switching your Wi-Fi around, make sure that you do this. Whenever you get your new router or your new access point, make sure that your new router has the same Wi-Fi SSID and password as your old one.
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This will prevent you from having to reconnect every single device in your home or your business to the new network.
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This will save you a lot of downtime, and don't forget, or you can try to get out to us for some of the best Wi-Fi experience you can get.
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Hopefully this helps.

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