I don't know if this is possible or not, but here's my situation…
The computer in which the router (which is protected by a security encryption, i think its WEP but im not sure) is connected to is not working: it will power on for a few minutes then just shut off.
There is one laptop, that already is connected to this network, that is fully functional.
They just got a new computer, with a new wireless card and such, that I am trying to set up. Without the code, though, it wont connect to that network.
Is there any way to get a hold of that code without using that broken host computer?
(this is for a friend, I wouldve wrote down this code, but they didnt…)
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1 Rameez V // Jul 11, 2008
Download WirelessKeyView — it is a tool to "hack" (harmlessly) the WEP code. Search it up on any search engine, you should find it somewhere.
2 taralone // Jul 11, 2008
the code should be stored in the router setup pages. if you can't find it there you can reset the router and make a new code, and make sure they write it down somewhere this time
You'd have to change each computer to that new code though.
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