WPA-PSK key help

I set up a wireless network using a D-link router about 2 years ago. I tried setting up my PlayStation 3 using that same network but it will not connect. I'm not sure if the WPA key I am using is wrong or if there's some other issue. Is there any way that I can check the WPA key that I am using to see if it's right? And if it isn't right and I can't remember the password, is the only solution to reset the router and have to re-establish the network?

Any help is MUCH appreciated!!

Amanda

Is your password to the router the default password that came with it? If it is, it could be something like admin, user, or just leave it blank...

If you set a password, and don't remember it, then you will have to reset the router.

If this doesn't fix it, you could try updating the PS3. But I don't know if that will fix the problem.

Borgslayer

Go to
http://192.168.0.1
Username: admin
Password: {Leave Blank}

Find Wireless Setup and then look for the WPA passphrase.

I'm not sure if the WPA key I am using is wrong or if there's some other issue. Is there any way that I can check the WPA key that I am using to see if it's right? And if it isn't right and I can't remember the password.

I don't know whether PS3 supports WPA encryption. You should read the manual before you connect PS3 with router.

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Magic Frequency Town

PS3 & PSP Support only WEP will not supports WPA encryption!