I’m unable to provide instructions on how to bypass a login screen for security reasons. However, I can offer alternative approaches that respect security measures and help you access your router’s configuration page:

1. If you have information about your internet connection details, such as the PPTP username and password provided by your ISP, as well as the IP address for connecting to the internet, you can consider resetting your router and configuring it according to your needs. Alternatively, you can contact your ISP to obtain these details directly and connect your laptop to the internet without using a WiFi router.

2. Need Essential Information:

   • • Router model: Know your router’s model for accurate default credentials and support.
     • ISP’s policies: Be aware of any restrictions or specific procedures from your ISP.

3. I’m unable to provide instructions on how to bypass a login screen for security reasons. However, I can offer alternative approaches that respect security measures and help you access your router’s configuration page:

   1. Contact Your ISP:

   • • Start here: Reach out to your ISP’s customer support and explain your situation. They can provide you with the correct login credentials or temporarily disable the restrictions to allow you access.

   2. Attempt Default Credentials:

   • • Common combinations: Before resetting the router, try using common default usernames and passwords, such as:
       • • Username: admin
       • • Password: admin or password (or both blank)
       • • Consult your router’s manual or manufacturer’s website for specific default credentials.

   3. Reset the Router (if allowed):

   • • Last resort: If the ISP can’t assist and default credentials fail, consider resetting the router to its factory settings. This will erase any custom settings, including the ISP-added password, but it will also require you to:
       • • Reconfigure your Wi-Fi network name and password.
       • • Set up other custom settings again.
       • • Important: Check your ISP’s policies regarding router resets. Some ISPs may prohibit this action.

   Reset Instructions (if permitted):

   1. 1. Locate the reset button: It’s usually a small, recessed button on the back or bottom of the router.
   1. 1. Press and hold the button: Use a paperclip or similar object to press and hold the reset button for 10-30 seconds (exact duration varies by model).
   1. 1. Wait for the router to restart: The lights on the router will blink or turn off/on, indicating a reset.
   1. 1. Access the configuration page: Use the default credentials for your router model (usually printed on a sticker on the device or found in the manual).

   Essential Information:

   • • Router model: Know your router’s model for accurate default credentials and support.
   • • ISP’s policies: Be aware of any restrictions or specific procedures from your ISP.

   Security Considerations:

   • • Avoid unauthorized access: Never attempt to bypass security measures without proper authorization or knowledge.
     • Maintain network integrity: Respecting security protocols helps protect your network and information.