If you are 100% sure you are typing the right password but keep getting an "Access Denied" error, try these three fixes:

We’ve all been there. You get a new laptop, or you’re trying to connect to the office printer from a coworker's computer, and suddenly a gray box pops up on the screen:

Your network credentials are the used to authenticate your access to a specific network resource , such as another computer on your local network, a Wi-Fi router, or a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device.

Network credentials, also known as login credentials, are the combination of information that allows you to access a computer network, the internet, or a specific online service. They typically consist of two parts:

If you are trying to connect a device to your Wi-Fi, your "credentials" are the and the Security Key (Password) found on your router's label or provided by your ISP.