network password code
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pauls3743
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Hmmm -wireless networking...
Assuming it's a home network and it hasn't been changed from default settings, you should find the network/WEP/WAP key on a sticker on the router. Beyond that you're looking to the person who setup your network.
Assuming it's a home network and it hasn't been changed from default settings, you should find the network/WEP/WAP key on a sticker on the router. Beyond that you're looking to the person who setup your network.
WyomingKnott
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If you mean this: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/38111-43-find-change-wireless-security , read that.
Otherwise, read the forum rules and note that we cannot discuss password breaking, cracking, or "recovery."
In case this was a serious question addressed by the above answer or link, you have only been banned for five days.
Otherwise, read the forum rules and note that we cannot discuss password breaking, cracking, or "recovery."
In case this was a serious question addressed by the above answer or link, you have only been banned for five days.
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