where can u find wep key on computer?
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If I understand the question, it isn't a key on the keyboard. WEP stands for Wireless Equivalency Protocol, a supposedly secure protocol for wireless communication. It is based on encryption routines that require a key (i.e. a number to begin the encoding algorithm.)
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to find your mac address on a pc running windows...\ngo to the command line and type "ipconfig/all"
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in windows you can type `ipconfig` in the command prompt. in linux you can type `hostname -i` into a shell.\n\nor - from each of these machines you can visit www.whatismyip.com and it'll tell you.
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http://www.computerpranks.com/download/o...
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First of all, you want to protect your wireless network.  This is done by the following (assuming you are using Windows):\n\n1) Put a password on the administrative site for your wireless router;\n2) Configure WEP and choose an encryption key (a string of hexadecimal digits, which the router can usually generate for you).  Write this key down, because you will need to configure all of the computers on your network to use it;\n3) Get the MAC addresses of the machines on your network.  "ipconfig -all" from a command prompt will show you the physical address.  Configure your wireless router to only allow traffic from those computers.\n\nNow, in your wireless network settings (if you are using Windows XP) if you see several networks available, you can choose the preferred order of connections to which your computer will connect.  Yours should be the first in the list and should be chosen as long as your router is up and working properly.
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There is a nice little download (free) from the following website that will not only list all software and hardware but will also display keys for it. The software is called BELARC.\n\nwww.pcnineoneone.com
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go to 2wire.com\nclick on the support link and then "activation keys"\nOtherwise if you are looking for the default wep key look on the bottom of your router\ncheck the installation video on 2wire.com for instructs
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Try the following:\n\n1) Please open up your browser and type in the following "http://192.168.0.1/"\n2) If you get an error loading that page then try "http://192.168.1.1/"\n3) Now you are into your wirless router's firmware\n4) Find the Wireless Settings and find the term "WEP Key"\n5) Type in the Wireless Key you wish to use "64-Bit" should be fine.\n6) Click "Apply" or any equivalent button\n7) Close your browser, and try an connect to your network wirelessly by using the key you just created
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Click start, then click on My Network Places.  Then on the left hand side clikc View My Network Connections. Then right click on the wireless icon.  Find your connection in the box that lists all the connections.  Double click on it and it should bring up a box.  On that screen should be the box for the network key and the confirm network key.
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First off, WEP encryption is set up in most home routers by entering a phrase into an input box, clicking generate, and then a HEX key is provided to you.  This HEX key is what you'll need.  Now, I can tell you how to acquire this but I'm not sure if I'm supposed to openly post that kind of stuff.\n\nRather than do that, why not reset the router which will clear the settings and bring it back to factory defaults (unlocked).  Look up the info on your router via the manufacturer's website and the instructions on doing the reset will be available.  I'm not talking about a power cycle or hitting the reset button, I'm talking about a full reset that will bring the router back to factory defaults.\n\nIf you need more help, let me know what brand / model of router you are using and I'll help you out.\n\nLater!
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There are many key loggers available that can do it for you.\n\nSearch in download.com for keylogger ....You will get what you want.\n\nThanks,\nR.Sai
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There is no software that will find your network key for you.  Once it's entered, it is encrypted.  You'll need to login to your wireless router and find it.  Plug in to the back of your router as most do not allow remote connections.  Then enter the address of your router into your browser.  It usually http://192.168.0.1 or 1.1  To find out the address of your router:\n\nWhile connected to the router go to START - RUN - type in "cmd" - at the prompt, type in "ipconfig"  It is usually the gateway address.  \n\nYou'll need the login and password to the router configuration.  From in there, you can lookup your network key in a configuration menu.  If you don't access to it, then someone probably doesn't want you to and you may have no business in it.\n\nAlso found a great site that explains hwo to crack a WEP code.  It takes some knowledge and time but it seems pretty thorough.  It will also allow you to capture network data:  http://nst.sourceforge.net/nst/docs/wepquest/index.html
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www.download.com\nno virus's or anything.\nonce you got the program (which is a trial)\ngo to \nwww.keygen.us\ntype in the nam of program then get the serial code or key generation
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http://checkip.dyndns.org/
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Here:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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depending on where your file came from, you can try to go back and see if theres a password.\n\nIf you got it orm a friend, they may have forgotten to include the pw\n\ntry googling the file, or going to downloads.com
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use a keylogger. more info on key loggers can be found  at this site.\nyou can also search www.download.com for key loggers.