I use Windows XP Pro.
I also use a Comcast 3 in 1 modem (Cable TV, Internet and Voice) and I use a
D-Link router.
Sometime when I set everything up I had to give ( I think) a number, made up
by me, to create security.
I do not remember whether it was when I installed the router or modem.
Anyhow, everything works fine but when a friend comes to visit with a very
late model laptop he can not sign on to my wireless because it asks for that
key or ID or whatever (maybe that number)
I cannot find it in my records and wonder how I can access it so that the
next time he visits, he can use my wireless connection.
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 15:27:31 -0400, Ritter197 wrote:
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>
> I cannot find it in my records and wonder how I can access it so that the
> next time he visits, he can use my wireless connection.
You can point your browser to your wireless router's web page and find
your number.
Thanks. I re-created it manually. This time I saved all on thumbdrive and a
printout.
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> On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 15:27:31 -0400, Ritter197 wrote:
>>
>>
>> I cannot find it in my records and wonder how I can access it so that the
>> next time he visits, he can use my wireless connection.
>
> You can point your browser to your wireless router's web page and find
> your number.