What is the wep key for aol

[Guest]

i want to find out what the wep key is plz help
ive treid that192 website but i couldnt find the wep plz help

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Is this your own wireless connection?

If it's not your connection the WEP key is there because the owner has it password protected to prevent people from stealing their wireless signal!

 

[Saga Lout]

i want to find out what the wep key is plz help
ive treid that192 website but i couldnt find the wep plz help

Which 192 website? A lot of routers have addresses starting with 192 but it's what follows taht gets you in. Try the following and if you need more help when this thread has been closed downfor no good reason, send me a PM:-

Use the cable that came with your router to connect to your computer then go Start then Run in XP - or use the Windows key plus R in Vista and Windows 7, then type in the following into the Open box, including all the spaces:-

cmd /k ipconfig /all

then press Enter and from the black form that shows up, take a note of the numeric code beside the Default Gateway icon - something like 192.168.0.1.

Type exit to close the black form.

Open Internet Explorer and enter that code into the URL address bar as though it was a website. You're then at the login page to the router's settings utility and admin will usually be the login with either admin or password as the password but your router's instruction manual will help you there.

If you're in, seek out Wireless and then Security and take a note of the key. Sometimes it may be a passphrase, some a simple set of letters and others a hexadecimal code. You also may as well note which level of security it is - WEP, WPA or WPA/PSK 2 and then either AES or TKIP. Your computer will already know this but it's handy information to store. Note also that hexadecimal only contains numbers from zero to 9 and letters a to f so there's no confusion of I and O with 1 and 0.

Keep a note of that security key in My Documents and also outside the computer.




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