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1. Check the label on your Spectrum router

Most Spectrum routers have a sticker on the back or bottom that shows:

• Wi-Fi Network Name (SSID)

• Wi-Fi Password (Password, Wireless Key, or Network Key)

This is often the quickest way to find your password. I recommend writing it down so I don’t forget it.

2. Use the Spectrum app

With the Spectrum app (available for iOS and Android), I can:

• See my Wi-Fi password

• Change the password

• Share Wi-Fi easily

This is especially helpful if the router label is hard to read or worn out.

3. Routers with a display

Some Spectrum routers have a small LCD screen showing the Wi-Fi password. I can navigate through the menu to find it if it’s not displayed directly.

4. Devices already connected

On Windows

• I open Settings → Network & Internet → Wi-Fi → Network Properties

• I can view the saved password

On Mac

• I open Keychain Access, find my network, and reveal the password

On iPhone / iPad

• Settings → Wi-Fi → Tap my network → Password (if using iCloud Keychain)

On Android

• Settings → Network & Internet → Wi-Fi → Saved networks → View password

5. Reset your Spectrum router

If I cannot find my password:

• I press the reset button on the back of the router

• A new password will be created
  ⚠️ All devices will need to reconnect using the new password

Summary

1. check the router label
2. I use the Spectrum app
3. I look at routers with a display
4. I check a device already connected
5. I reset the router if necessary