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**Tawa** · 11-21-2009

Do you know how to login to change the settings?
You said that you don't have the password, I think you mean the WEP Key that you need to connect to it through wireless. So I think creating a new WEP Key should be easy, if you still have the Router's Username and Password.

Put the Router's IP in a browser, Firefox or IE, if you don't know it, open CMD (Start ~> Run ~> CMD, then Enter), type "arp -a", hit enter
This should give you a list of IPs, the Router's IP is of Dynamic type, most likely it is 192.168.1.1

If you can't remember the router's Username and Password, check if you still have the Catalog, if you don't give us the Router type(brand) and we'll get them for you.

11-21-2009	#3
Tawa  Last Online: 12-20-2021 Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 6,245 Thanks: 2,121 Thanked 3,365 Times in 1,740 Posts Groans: 29 Groaned at 44 Times in 35 Posts	Do you know how to login to change the settings? You said that you don't have the password, I think you mean the WEP Key that you need to connect to it through wireless. So I think creating a new WEP Key should be easy, if you still have the Router's Username and Password. Put the Router's IP in a browser, Firefox or IE, if you don't know it, open CMD (Start ~> Run ~> CMD, then Enter), type "arp -a", hit enter This should give you a list of IPs, the Router's IP is of Dynamic type, most likely it is 192.168.1.1 If you can't remember the router's Username and Password, check if you still have the Catalog, if you don't give us the Router type(brand) and we'll get them for you. __________________ What we do in life, echoes in eternity.