400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.

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When attempting to change the password (passphrase in Netgear speak), I receive the "400 Bad Request" message found in the subject of this discussion (image below).

All I did was simply log into the router, click on Wireless (within BASIC tab) and attempt to change the password (image below). It's definitely of length between the requisite 8-63 characters, and I've attempted this multiple times with the same "400 Bad Request" outcome each time.

Has anyone else encountered this problem and (hopefully!) discovered a solution? Thank you in advance for any insights and/or assistance you can provide!!

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I'm not sure why my images didn't show up. They looked fine when I uploaded them, but they aren't visible in my discussion post.&nbsp;:smileysurprised:

Mikey94025 · Answer

&nbsp;wrote:When attempting to change the password (passphrase in Netgear speak), I receive the "400 Bad Request" message found in the subject of this discussion (image below).&nbsp;&nbsp;All I did was simply log into the router, click on Wireless (within BASIC tab) and attempt to change the password (image below). It's definitely of length between the requisite 8-63 characters, and I've attempted this multiple times with the same "400 Bad Request" outcome each time.&nbsp;Sometimes the username/password authentication times out breaking admin website inner controls.&nbsp; Did you try again starting from http://orbilogin.com?&nbsp; And if that doesn't work, also try a different browser on your PC/phone.&nbsp;

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Mikey94025: Thank you very much for these suggestions. I will follow your guidance and will report back what transpires.&nbsp;Thank you again!&nbsp;

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