Computer help needed...

Sep 11, 2007 13:48

Does anyone in the internet world know a simple way to make my wireless password protected? I'm apparently computer illerate when I tried to look it up online.

:D HELP ME!!!

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strycer September 11 2007, 18:20:05 UTC
heya long time no see.

what brand is your wireless router, that will let me help you more.

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calen383 September 11 2007, 18:39:15 UTC
d-link WBR-2310

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strycer September 12 2007, 16:18:24 UTC
sorry it took so long to get back you, you need to log into your route. in a web browswer goto 192.168.0.1, username: abmin, password: *blank*. Once your in, click "wireless", then scroll down to security, click the little down arrow, and choose the bottom option, and make a pass phrase. Then hit "save", the router will reboot. Then boot your laptop, you'll see a little yellow box, saying only encrypted networks available, click that box, another window should open, with a list of available networks, choose your network, it should ask for the pass phrase, enter it, and click the box that says "always connect to this network". Thats how I did mine, I have the same router

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calen383 September 12 2007, 16:26:37 UTC
How long is yours lasting? This is my second one and after about 5 months I think it went defective again. -_-;

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strycer September 12 2007, 16:33:43 UTC
Its very tempermental, sometimes it disconnects and reconnects in a loop, and I have tp power cycle it, then it behaves for a while, this is my first and last dlink router, I am just going to get a cisco router(Linksys is cisco now) next.

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calen383 September 12 2007, 17:31:12 UTC
I'm going to go to Best Buy and convince them to let me exchange it (since it should still be fucking working after 5 months). Maybe, if I get REALLY lucky, they will let me exchange it for a linksys, but I'm not getting my hopes up.

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sasuke_uchiha September 12 2007, 23:46:00 UTC
The really nice thing about Windows, is that it does it FOR YOU. It walks you through it step-by-step. Make sure you have your Windows disc just in case. Windows will do just about everything for you.

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strycer September 13 2007, 11:00:04 UTC
In my experiance, windows breaks itself constantly

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sasuke_uchiha September 13 2007, 15:09:29 UTC
I've haven't had any problems with Windows causing any errors since XP. Prior to then, I'd agree.

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