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# DIR-X1860-How to setup Internet via D-Link Wi-Fi app
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### Download Mydlink App from Play/App Store
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### Open the app and allow device’s location
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### Mydlink app will automatically scan your router
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### Follow the on-screen instructions
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Connect your mobile device to the default SSID of the router and key in the wifi\
Password.
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### Once connected, a Welcome screen will show up. Click on “Login to Manage” button
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Enter Device Admin Password and hit OK (Note: If this is your 1st time logging in and no connection has been established, log in using the password shown on the device label\
or Quick Install Guide)
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### Testing Internet Speed
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### Create your WiFi Network. You can now create your desired wifi SSID and Password
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### Install Updates. You may select either Automatically or Manually
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