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Secured my network and can't get on it now ?
porridge
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Someone please help, I've secured my network (more by luck than skill) HOWEVER I can't get onto it anymore !!!!!!!!, I can't even get back onto it to change it back to an open network. im piggy backing off someone elses's network and im at my wits end, is there anyone willing to help me please?
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What make of router do you have ?
You should be able to reset the router back to its factory settings so you can then start the process again0 -
Connect using the Ethernet cable and log-in.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0
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Shaun_d123 wrote: »What make of router do you have ?
You should be able to reset the router back to its factory settings so you can then start the process again
I have D-LINK DSL-604T
I can see the connection is working, but it just won't let me in again, it asks me for a network key- I thought that was the really long line of numbera and letters, but that doesn't seem to let me in0 -
The router was set up ages ago by someone else and i've lost all the bits n pieces
Well you need to get a short Ethernet cable and you can download the user manual from their support pages on the website.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Even if you reset the router you will need the network cable to set it up!0
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Don't know how you'd reset it. Is it possible?
otherwise, yeah, you need a cable. Plug it in, log in to the router and lookup the key in settings.0 -
Normally push a paper clip into a tiny hole....0
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