Can I use a personalized password instead of the original network password that Im trying to repeat?
948001
Yes. Just change the password for the router. I have a couple of these. I don't use them. I have never got them to work right. Save your sanity and buy and buy a good one.
948002
I believe so. I have four of these as repeaters and Wi-Fi Links for my Bluetooth DVD Players around the house, garage & patio. I keep them separated so they do not try to feed from each other. They are cheap enough to try. Use the many UTUBE instructional videos for any help. Price should be $19 to $30 each.
1025949
Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail meWenyuang11 Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and... » Read More Absolutely YES! But I have a piece of advice for you. As soon as you get hooked up with ethnet cable to the machine, type 192.168.0.1 in the web address (as instructed in the manual), then there is a box popping out on the desktop. Then type username: admin, and ype password "password." As soon as you are successful by doing so, there is a box coming out, please write down the SSID number of your machine, write down the real password of your machine shown there such as 2R5SSH4900, etc. Because if you don't copy them down, next time you may lose the information of your machine. and cannot access to your new computer Good luck to you. any quesiton please e-mail meWenyuang11 « Show Less
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hi reihanh, open the my-netgear--geni- window- go too retrieve wireless password open to reset the password, make sure you have the --wpa/wpa2 as sec.. privite network for security--reason , no other people come on the network. your'll weclome.
1987311
I simply used the password that is on the card on the bottom of the router. The CD that came with the router has instructions on it on how to change both the router name, and the password.
1737778
Just to wrap up this issue, I was using the wrong password when trying to set up the security. When I realized that I was on line in minutes. My thanks to gadgetjq for your help.
1940703
My answer is probably yes, however it should be enough characters that no matter what you have it set to (within reason) it should be able to handle it. obviously it wouldnt hold a paragraph long network password, but you wouldnt want your network password that long either. If you find it cannot handle your network password, you can go into the router and change it to something shorter. mine is 12 chars and it holds that just fine.
1845939
Type this into the address bar: 192.168.0.1 Your User Name is: admin Your Password is: password
1330946
No password protection to the best of my knowledge. If you know the key strokes, you can change them.
1451169
It doesn't matter that the password is shared by everyone. It wouldn't even matter if you named the SSID "Password_is_password" then made the password "password." It would still provide encryption that is essentially not brute-force crackable.
1288448
My Password Vault didn't come with an instruction manual. Here's a YouTube instruction video for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBIk4bO7VPQ that should help you out.
207112
Once you log into the device the 1st time. I think under system is an opportunity to change the password. And username
1107016
Austin's is the right answer, but if you need help on that, you might want to review this helpful website for that and other info:http://netsecurity.about.com/od/secureyourwifinetwork/a/How-To-Change-Your-Wifi-Network-Password.htm
1440991
If you are setting up Wi-Fi access for the 1st time, yes, you would be prompted to select your network router and be asked to provide any password. You can also set a user system code. Mine will be traveling with me in a couple of weeks (beyond the house) doe I set one.
864380
You can set the pass code to whatever you want. It takes less than a minute to change it whenever you need to.
358224
I found it easy that you use the required password they set up for you when they send you the router and then when you set it too your connection at home they give you the option too change it. But set up is super easy.
837987
Just un-install program and reprogram install it using cd that came with it then it will let you create password again
1140828
Check with modem supplier or manufacture you might be able to change the passcode to something shorter.