I need help

[Ryan787]

Ok


I have a wireless router and its hooked up to my DSL broadband, but when my wii is in the process of finding a wireless communication it find my communication and when it uploads it wants me to give a password.

Does anyone know how to change security settings on a wireless router?

Please help!

 

[AgentSmyth]

Who set it up? And what make is it?

Is it a BT-home hub? or a router that you bought?

 

[powerpc127]

usually if you type 192.168.2.1 in your url box, it brings up your router's settings screen. at least that's usually the default. then you can change the security password.

 

[RadNad]

It can be 192.168.1.1 as well. Then some routers have a password to login to the router itself, Linksys ones are normally User Name: BLANK and the Password: admin, In lower-case. But first we need to know his router Make/Model.

 

[paper-trav]

Using your Routers manual (or it may be an HTML file), find out what your security setting currently is. It probably is a WEP, or WPA-SK security setting, in which case when you are setting up your Wireless on your WII you will need that pass-code to get access.

 

[campwilfe]

Lego Star Wars - the Complete Saga Questions. My son can't figure out how to get past the black and red walls in the Hoth world in Episode V after destroying the AT-ST's. Can anyone help explain how do this?

 

[Gozumaki]

go to www.gamefaqs.com they have the answers to everythin

 

[paul 69]

Go to the router info page on your pc, in wireless settings you will see a password made up of numbers & letters (about 26) enter this on wii when asked and away you go.