I can see my network but when I try to connect it says that the password entered is incorrect(which is really not) .Am i missing something?
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I don't think you are following the directions correctly. Just plug it into a wireless computer on your network (laptop) and it will automatically get the network info from the computer. Those are the directions on the quick start guide. 3 minutes and you are done.
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I had the same issue with an off brand (tenda) router. The Belkin box could connect with my friends router, and my phones hot spot, but not this one. I ended up getting a new router (linksys) , dual band to take advantage of the belkins speed. Connected up with no problem
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When you plug the adapter to your computer, open internet explorer. A page should open. Follow those directions.
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It works the other way. You enter your router password into the streaming box. This is done via the on screen menu. Select Network and setup, then enter your router password (include any dashes (-)).
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I do believe you can go into the settings and set it up manually. I did mine with the button on my modem. It finds it automatically and all I had to do was put my network password in.
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Go to the network setting on your device and follow instructions. if your home network is password protected it will ask you to provide it to allow your device to gain access. Hope this helps.
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I also was having difficulty connecting to the wireless network, partially because I was not sure what type of access point I had. I did find all the needed information in the setting for the network connection by following this path (I am running Windows7 as an FYI): Control Panel ->network and internet -> view wireless status and tasks -> click the hyperlink next to "connections:" -> wireless properties -> security (tab at the top of the page). This gave you the the security type and encryption type for the connection (also allow you to see the network security key (password) and what, if any, characters are upper/lower case. Hope this helps someone out. I also was having difficulty connecting to the wireless network, partially because I was not sure what type of access point I had. I did find all the needed information in the setting for the network connection by following this path (I am running Windows7 as an FYI): Control Panel ->network and internet -> view wireless status and tasks -> click the hyperlink next to "connections:" -> wireless properties -> security (tab at the top of the page). This gave you the the security type and encryption type for the connection (also allow you to see the network security... » Read More I also was having difficulty connecting to the wireless network, partially because I was not sure what type of access point I had. I did find all the needed information in the setting for the network connection by following this path (I am running Windows7 as an FYI): Control Panel ->network and internet -> view wireless status and tasks -> click the hyperlink next to "connections:" -> wireless properties -> security (tab at the top of the page). This gave you the the security type and encryption type for the connection (also allow you to see the network security key (password) and what, if any, characters are upper/lower case. Hope this helps someone out. « Show Less
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Hi Min. The password is on the back under the 3rd bar code. Wireless password/pin: and you password is there. Its small lettering. Good luck. Juli
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Try to reenter your password. If that doesn't work than you need tech support.
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it's plug and play. go to settings, network settings, and view your connections. you'll see a list of available networks
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It can connect wireless...go into your settings and click on wireless and into your modem password...of you don't know your password is is on the bottom or the back of your modem
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You need to download the app. If you already did you need to make sure that you have "port forwarding " set up on your router.
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Yes, no issues. Once you connect to the wireless network, you'll be asked for the password.
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Make sure your wi-fi is on on the Laptop/system, if it's on then just search from the list of routers available on your sustem, check the name given on back cover of router, enter password and it should work for you. Thanks, Tushar
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What *I* had to do was go into Homegroups, click on ALL NETWORKS, and THEN the player showed up (as "Unknown device) - I set it to ALLOW. After that, streaming worked. Once you do that, you should see another media server listed with your PC name that DOESN'T prompt you for a password. Let me know how it goes.
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Plug modem into WAN port, your computer into LAN port, open your browser and type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar. Enter default user name and password (you will need to find online). Being refurbished, it may be possible that the default UN and password had been changed and not reset (I had that with some different refurb units I bought elsewhere). If that's the case use the reset button on the back of the router. Go through on screen tabs to make the adjustments you need.
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Yeah, this can be a bit daunting the SSID is listed as EDM-WIFI. The password on the router is: 12345678. You may have to hit the reset it is the small hole near the Ethernet connection. Push for a slow count of 30. Hope all works out well for you. Regards, Bill
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We are having the same problem. We have found the network, entered the password, and it says we are connected to the network, but it says we cant connect to the internet. The default gateway says "fail". Other computers and internet tv connect to our network and to the internet with no problem.thanks
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I have three set-up but I have each name differently and you have to log into these individually... Password is saved, but moving from Floor to floor, must manually switching to each NETGEAR...