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The "3 dot" thing is intentional, and not a problem. It's a method of "security thru obsfucation" to hinder "shoulder-surfers". What are you entering for the password?
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The "3 dot" thing is intentional, and not a problem. It's a method of "security thru obsfucation" to hinder "shoulder-surfers". What are you entering for the password?
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He's correct, that's a security feature, you don't need to worry about the extra characters.
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You can get help without revealing your password.
Are you using the default password or did you change it to something else? If you changed it to something else, then the obvious problem is the change didn't work as expected or you don't remember it properly. No matter how this difference occurred, the options are for you to figure out what the password really is or to perform a factory reset on the router.
If you're using a default password, it's printed on a sticker for the newer routers. Older routers used "password" or "password1".
Good Luck!
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My bad, I misread the post, thinking you had reset the router to the default PW. And no, I wouldn't expect anyone to give me their password, LOL