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Check MR7350 on the label. This Intelligent Mesh router can act as a parent or child; the parent connects to the modem and manages the network.
Open Linksys MR7350 settings
Join your Linksys network and open the parent router’s current address. MR7350 originally uses 192.168.1.1, but Linksys says it changes the LAN address when an upstream device conflicts with it.
Which password does this screen need?
The MR7350 FAQ documents admin only for an unconfigured router. After setup, use your changed local router password. The unique bottom-label Wi-Fi password is a different credential.
Wi-Fi settings
Open the Linksys app and sign in to the intended network’s dashboard. Tap the menu icon, then Wi-Fi Settings. Select the name or password field, enter the replacement and tap Save. Wait for the change to finish, then reconnect wireless devices. These are the primary Wi-Fi settings; Guest Access is separate.
Why the same address can open another router
If a modem/router upstream also uses 192.168.1.1, the MR7350 may have moved to another address. Read your connected device’s gateway and confirm the equipment. A child node is not a substitute for the parent’s network-management page.
If you cannot sign in
While connected to your Linksys Wi-Fi, open the app’s Router Password route (Use Admin Password on Android), then Reset Password. The MR7350 FAQ documents the five-digit recovery code underneath the router for setting a replacement admin password. This recovery route is different from physically resetting the router.
If the screen asks for your Linksys account, use account recovery in the official app or website. Confirm that account manages this network. Resetting the equipment is not a way to recover an online account.
Compare account, admin and Wi-Fi recovery →
If internet access fails too
Compare another device on the same network. One device failing and every device failing need different checks. Note any equipment error and consult your provider when the shared connection remains unavailable.
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