How to view or reset the Wi-Fi password on a Convex TV: official and alternative methods

Forgotten Wi-Fi password on TV Convex — a problem faced by many users. It's especially frustrating when you need to connect a new gadget, but the network password was stored only in the TV's memory. Unlike smartphones or laptops, where passwords are often synced with Google/Microsoft accounts, TVs rarely offer convenient tools for restoring network data. Fortunately, there are several ways to regain network access, from viewing the saved password in the settings. Convex before resetting the router.

In this article we will look at all current methods — from the simplest (viewing the password in the TV menu) to the most radical (resetting the router to factory settings). We will pay special attention security: Why you shouldn't use dubious Wi-Fi hacking software, and how to protect your network after you regain access. You'll also find step-by-step instructions with screenshots for popular models Convex (series Smart TV 4K UHD, QLED etc.) and tips for eliminating typical errors.

If your TV is connected to the network via cable (Ethernet) rather than Wi-Fi, the methods in this article won't help—in this case, the wireless network password is stored only in the router. First, check what type of connection you're using: go to Settings → Network → Network Status on yours Convex.

1. View your saved Wi-Fi password in your Convex TV settings

The fastest way is to find the password directly in the TV menu. On most models Convex (since 2018) there is a function to display the current password for the connected network. However, this method works only if the TV is already connected to Wi-Fi.

Instructions for firmware Convex at the base Android TV (series QLED, 4K UHD 2020–2026):

1. Open Settings (gear in the upper right corner of the main screen).
2. Go to the section Network and Internet → Wi-Fi.
3. Click on the name of your network (under the caption Connected).
4. Select Show password or Additional settings → Password.
5. Enter your TV's PIN (default) 0000, 1234 or the last 4 digits of the serial number on the sticker on the back of the TV).

For models on proprietary OS (budget series Convex A/E/F):

• 📺 Log in Menu → Network Settings → Wireless Network.
• 🔍 Select your network and click OK on the remote control (not "Connect").
• 🔐 In some firmware, the password is displayed as dots - press Green button (or Info) on the remote control to show the symbols.

⚠️ Attention: If an error appears after entering the PIN code "Incorrect password", then the code has been changed. In this case, try the standard combinations: 1111, 9999 or TV release date (format MMGY, For example, 0522 for May 2022).

What should I do if there is no "Show password" button?

On some models Convex (especially those released before 2019) there is no password display function. In this case, try connecting a USB keyboard to the TV and pressing Ctrl+Shift+C in the Wi-Fi menu—this may open a hidden window with network information. However, this method doesn't work on all firmware versions.

2. Using a router to view the Wi-Fi password

If your TV doesn't display the password, you can find it through your router settings. This method is universal and works regardless of model. ConvexYou will need any device already connected to this network (smartphone, laptop, tablet).

Steps for most routers (TP-Link, ASUS, Keenetic, D-Link, Mercusys):

1. Find out your router's IP address:
   • 📱 On Android: Settings → Wi-Fi → [your network] → Advanced (look for the line "Gateway").
   • 🍎 On iPhone/iPad: Settings → Wi-Fi → (i) next to the network → "Router".
   • 💻 On Windows: run in command line

     ipconfig

     and find the line Main Gateway.

Enter this IP into the address bar of your browser (for example, 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1).

Log in (default logins/passwords: admin/admin, admin/1234, or see the sticker on the router).

Go to the section Wireless network (Wireless), Wi-Fi or WLAN.

Find the field Password, Key or PSK — the current password will be displayed here.

⚠️ Attention: If you have previously changed the router settings but do not remember the new password to enter the control panel, you will have to reset the device to factory settings (button Reset (on the back panel). After the reset, the Wi-Fi password will also return to the factory default (indicated on the router's sticker).

3. Resetting network settings on a Convex TV

If the previous methods didn't work, you can reset your TV's network settings. This will not delete personal data (apps, accounts), but it will force the TV to "forget" all saved Wi-Fi networks. After the reset, you can reconnect by entering the password from the router sticker (if it hasn't been changed).

Instructions for Convex on Android TV:

1. Open Settings → Device & Preferences → Reset.
2. Select Reset network settings (not to be confused with Complete reset!).
3. Confirm the action by entering the PIN code (by default 0000).
4. After rebooting, go to Settings → Network → Wi-Fi and connect to your network by entering the password.

For models on proprietary OS:

• 🔄 Log in Menu → Settings → Network → Network Reset.
• 🔐 Enter your password (if requested) - this is usually 1234 or 0000.
• 📡 After the reset, select your network from the list and re-enter the password.

Make sure you know your Wi-Fi password (or can find it out through your router)

Write down your IP settings (if you are using a static IP)

Unplug important devices from the network during the reset.

Have your remote ready - you may need to set it up again after the reset.

If your TV doesn't connect to Wi-Fi after resetting, check:

• 🔌 The password you entered is correct (case sensitive!).
• 📶 Signal level - if the indicator shows 1-2 bars, move the router closer to the TV.
• 🔄 Router operating mode - some models Convex do not support networks in the range 5 GHz (switch to 2.4 GHz in the router settings).

4. Alternative methods: when nothing helps

If standard methods don't work, consider the following options:

4.1. Connection via WPS

Many routers and TVs Convex support technology WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), which allows you to connect without entering a password. To do this:

1. Click the button WPS on the router (usually it is labeled and located on the back panel).
2. On the TV, go to Settings → Wi-Fi → Additional functions → WPS.
3. Select Connection via WPS and wait for the connection (usually takes 1-2 minutes).

⚠️ Warning: WPS is considered an insecure technology. After connecting, disable it in your router settings (Wireless → WPS → Disable).

4.2 Using the router management app

Router manufacturers are releasing mobile apps that can display your Wi-Fi password without logging into the web interface:

• 📱 TP-Link Tether (for TP-Link routers)
• 📱 ASUS Router (for ASUS routers)
• 📱 Keenetic (for Keenetic routers)

Install the app, connect to the router's network, and find the Wi-Fi settings section—the password will be displayed in plain text.

4.3. Resetting the router to factory settings

The last resort is a complete reset of the router. deletes all settings, including the Wi-Fi password, and returns them to factory defaults (indicated on the device sticker)To reset:

1. Press and hold the button Reset on the router (10-15 seconds, until the indicators blink).
2. Connect to the network with the factory name (eg. TP-Link_1234) and a password (usually admin or empty).
3. Reconfigure the router via the web interface.

⚠️ Attention: After resetting the router, all devices on the network (smartphones, laptops, smart speakers) will be disabled. Prepare passwords for services connected to the local network (such as NAS or IP cameras) in advance.

5. Common mistakes and their solutions

When recovering your Wi-Fi password on Convex Users encounter typical problems. Let's look at the most common ones:

If the TV Convex After resetting the network it asks login and password for Wi-Fi access (for example, in hotels or corporate chains), this means that it is used Portal authorizationIn this case:

• 🌐 Open a browser on any device connected to this network.
• 🔗 You will be automatically redirected to the login page - enter the provided information.
• 📺 Authorization via the portal is not possible on the TV - use Ethernet or a mobile hotspot.

6. How to protect your network after password recovery

Once you have restored your Wi-Fi access, it is recommended strengthen network securityTo avoid similar problems in the future, here are the key steps:

• 🔐 Change your Wi-Fi password complex (at least 12 characters, with numbers and special characters). Example: GreenTree$2026!WiFi.
• 🔄 Update your router firmware - outdated versions are vulnerable to hacking.
• 📵 Disable WPS in the router settings (section Wireless → WPS).
• 👥 Create a guest network For devices like a TV, this will limit access to the main network.
• 📡 Configure MAC address filtering (allow connection only to trusted devices).

For TVs Convex also useful:

• 📺 Save your password to the cloud (for example, in Google Keep or iCloud Notes).
• 🔧 Update your TV software - New versions often add network management features.
• 📱 Use the app Convex Remote (available for Android/iOS) for remote network management.

If you have a lot of devices on your network, consider using password manager (for example, KeePass or Bitwarden). This will help store all network data in one secure place.

FAQ: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to find out the Wi-Fi password on a Convex without a router?

Yes, but only if the TV is already connected to the network. Go to Settings → Wi-Fi → [your network] → Show passwordIf the TV isn't connected, it's impossible to restore it without a router or other device that knows the password.

Why doesn't my Convex TV show my Wi-Fi password?

It depends on the model and firmware. In budget series (Convex A/E) The password display function is often missing. It can also be blocked if the TV is connected to a corporate network (for example, in a hotel). In this case, use the router to view the password.

What should I do if I forgot my Convex TV PIN?

Standard PIN codes: 0000, 1234, 1111, or the last 4 digits of the serial number (on the sticker on the back of the TV). If nothing works, do a full reset of the TV (Settings → Factory Reset), but please note that this will delete all data.

Is it possible to hack Wi-Fi through a Convex TV?

No. TVs don't have features for guessing or cracking passwords. All "instructions" on the internet are about hacking through Convex — fraud. Using such methods is illegal and may result in your IP being blocked by your ISP.

How do I connect Convex to a hidden Wi-Fi network?

Go to Settings → Wi-Fi → Add network manually. Enter the network name (SSID) and password, then select the security type (WPA2-PSK). If the network does not connect, check that SSID broadcasting is enabled in the router (even for hidden networks).