Do you know who's connected to your router's Wi-Fi network? Take a look at the list of devices connected to your Wi-Fi network from your router or computer to find out.

By following these steps, you can effectively scan for devices on your WiFi network, identify any unauthorized access, and enhance the security and performance of your network.

Have you ever wondered who's connected your WiFi? Learn how to see which devices are sharing your WiFi connection and how to remove them here.

How to prioritize devices on a WiFi network with QoS Every router handles QoS differently, but we can provide a few examples so you can see how it works.

This method for finding Wi-Fi credentials works for all phones and tablets running Android 10 or above. Scroll down to learn how to find your network details on rooted devices.

How many devices are connected to your home’s wireless network? Kim Komando shows what’s on your network and how to prune anything that shouldn’t be.

If your Wi-Fi network changes and you need to update things on your Google Home, here's how.

Open it, click the "View network status and tasks" heading, click the Wi-Fi connection listed at the right, click the "Wireless Properties" button in the window that opens, click the "Security ...

Reuse an old router to connect wired-only devices -- like your TV, DVR, or game console -- to your wireless network.

Checking the channels used by your wireless network and others nearby can help when troubleshooting Wi-Fi interference and performance issues. Here's how to do it.