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       Router pass word
       By: oldgits Date: April 24, 2013, 7:49 am
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       How does one (or a numbnut) retrieve their router password from
       their laptop please.... ???   ::)
       Its help the oldgits day.. ;D
       #Post#: 185--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Router pass word
       By: Intelinside Date: April 24, 2013, 9:46 am
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       I know i have already answered this via email but for the
       benefit of others
       This is specifically for Windows 7, but XP, Vista & Windows 8
       are similar
       Look at the bottom right of the screen to find the wireless
       icon,
       It may not be visible, if not then click the small up arrow and
       it will show
       Now right click on it and select “open network and sharing
       center”
       
       In the window that opens click “change adapter settings”
       Look for an icon marked wireless network and with a green signal
       Right click and select “STATUS”
       In the box that opens select Wireless properties
       Then click the Security tab and then tick the show characters
       box
       Or
       Look at the bottom right of the screen to find the wireless
       icon,
       It may not be visible, if not then click the small up arrow and
       it will show
       Now right click on it and select “open network and sharing
       center”
       
       In the window that opens click “Manage Wireless networks”
       Find the network you want the password for (this will show all
       previous network connections)
       Right click on the network you want the password for.
       Select properties.
       Click the Security Tab and tick the “Show characters” box
       This is in fact easier than the first method so I don’t know why
       I bothered with that one, anyway as usual there are always more
       than one way to do something in Windows.
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