How to find wireless router password

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It's called a Security Key, not a password.

Open a web browser and log in to your router's configuration utility by typing the router's internal IP Address into the address bar and pressing <Enter>

Then go into the Wireless Settings section and the security key will be shown there.

Look in your router's setup guide for it's internal IP Address.
It is usually http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.2.1 depending on the brand of router.

 

Mr_Minecraft

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@phil This only works if you are the owner of the router because when you go to the router's IP it requires a password and username. PartyGoer said that this is someone else's guest connection thus he cant do that.

@PartyGoer If you want the guest password you will most likely have to ask the network administrator (owner) for the passkey. You can also TRY to lookup the default login credentials for the specific router type then try those credentials on the page you get to when entering the router's internal IP in the address bar of your browser. Then you can navigate to the page and see what they set the guest password as.

*The second method I said is most likely illegal so I am simply saying it as information*
 
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