How do i find my own security key for my wifi?

[antwan2012]

Where do i find my own security key for my wifi?

 

[N4villu5]

Where do i find my own security key for my wifi?

Since you don't know it, I'm assuming a proper password was never set up, so it probably has some default password. What kind of router is it? Did your ISP provide it?

 

[a little black duck]

Please do not ask for help in by-passing or cracking passwords, it is against forum rules as we have no way of verifying whether or not you are the actual owner.

@N4villu5 be careful, breaking the forum rules can lead to you being banned and your account deleted.

 

[WR2]

Here is the general guidance from the Wireless Networking section of the forums
How do I find or change the PIN/Password/Security Key for my wireless router?

 

[N4villu5]

Please do not ask for help in by-passing or cracking passwords, it is against forum rules as we have no way of verifying whether or not you are the actual owner.

@N4villu5 be careful, breaking the forum rules can lead to you being banned and your account deleted.

Not trying to break any rules as I didn't suggest he crack or bypass it. Given the lack of information, I'm going on the assumption he has a router that was set up by his ISP and had lost the key. That being the case, often times the default key is written on the router somewhere.

 

[a little black duck]

Not trying to break any rules as I didn't suggest he crack or bypass it. Given the lack of information, I'm going on the assumption he has a router that was set up by his ISP and had lost the key. That being the case, often times the default key is written on the router somewhere.

No problems, just pointing out the risks incase you were unaware, is all. Nothing in what you posted was breaking the rules. It's just better to be safe than sorry.

 

[N4villu5]

No problems, just pointing out the risks incase you were unaware, is all. Nothing in what you posted was breaking the rules. It's just better to be safe than sorry.

Of course, thank you.

 

[rdc85]

the simplest way is ask to the person who setup the wifi network (ISP, IT dept, etc..)

If the router is your own (but forgot your own pass) then u can reset it manually (read the router booklet), and then reconfigure the network............

 

[Guest]

rdc85 is right. Ask the guy who setup ur router or call up ur isp. In my case my isp tech guy did that. He never gave me my isp network log in password .Nor i bothered to ask him (I always can get that from my isp). Maybe he thought m dumb or something. He was about to leave without even giving me my wifi password till i asked him. That was really strange.

And about verifying about if the concerned ppl r owners or not, are r accounts verified with some authentic method here except the old lame email verification process?.