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Can’t remember Xfinity router password? Here’s what to do
How to reset Xfinity router admin password.

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It’s easy to forget your Xfinity router’s login credentials, as we don’t often need to use them.
The web interface for Xfinity routers is protected by a default username and password, and you might need them occasionally for various things.
You’ll need that information when changing your WiFi password or the name of your network. You’ll also need it when setting up port forwarding.
However, unlike your WiFi password, which can be easily retrieved through various methods, there is no such option for your router login credentials.
If you can’t remember your Xfinity router credentials, there is only one option left for you: Reset the router.
In this article, we’ll show you what you need to know and how to do it. Let’s jump right into it.
How to reset an Xfinity router
Like most routers, Xfinity routers come with a small, hidden button you can press to reset the router to its factory defaults.
This resets any configuration changes you’ve made to the router, including the username and password. The exact location of the reset button varies from model to model.
However, this tiny button is recessed in most routers to avoid getting pressed accidentally.




You can now log in to the router’s web interface using the default username and password.
If you don’t already know the credentials, Xfinity router default logins are:
- Username: admin
- Password: password
ⓘ Remember that these credentials are case-sensitive, so make sure you enter them correctly.
Once you can access the router’s Admin Tool, you can change the WiFi credentials and set up the router according to your preferences.
It allows many other options, like changing the network name, setting up port forwarding, and more.
Wrapping up
It’s not a big deal to forget your Xfinity router’s login. Simply resetting the router will help you regain access to it.
Despite the hassle, we always recommend changing the default WiFi and router logins.
Pro Tip: Write down your new logins somewhere safe so you don’t have to worry about resetting your Xfinity router again. Password managers are great for this.
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