is there posible way on how to bypass or cracked password  on wireless network owner?
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Use Google and find a piece of software called Cain and Abel, which can do exactly that.
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You can try Password Manager XP
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Yes.  Access your router directly through internet explorer.  The two most commonly used are:  192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1   Enter one of these in the address bar.  If one doesn't work, try the other.\n\nOut of the box, there is either no admin password or the password is 'admin'.  From there setup your router options.  Your best bet is to have DCHP enabled.\n\nMake sure to change to admin password and if you have a wireless router make sure you use some sort of wireless security, either WEP or WPA.  Also, do not broadcast your SSID.
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Check www.sysinternals.com  they might have a floppy disk program that will retrieve the password (if you have physical access to the machine)
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go to zdnet.com and sign up for free. they have free downloads such as password recovery programs, etc... i have used before to recover a password
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try passware they have many password crackers there.
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the only way you can get the key is to log on to the route/access point that is responsible for encrypting the data.\n\nwhen you are in there you can go to the wireless or security settings and read them from there.\n\nso basically ask the person who administers the network.. if you are meant to have the key they will give it to you... there is no point for you to get it any other way as any person with an ounce of sense will rotate the key to a new code on a regular basis.. not to mention Temporal Keys that do this automatically.
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G'day,\n\nThe first guy's link is a very good description of the importance of securing the your WLAN.\n\nThe best way to secure your WLAN at this moment is to assign a WPA key in your router.\n\n1. Make sure your computer is using Windows XP SP2.  Go to Start-Settings-Control Panel-Systems and check the version of your operating system.\n2. Login to your router, find the security section whereby you can generate password to secure access to your network.  It usually come in form of WEP or WPA encryption.  WPA is more secure and easier to remember since you can put any meaningful codes you like.  WEP is less secure and only accept hexadecimal characters.  Activate the encryption you like, enter the password and save the change.\n3. The wireless connection is now disconnected.  When you are trying to connect, it will ask for the password.  Enter the password that you have set in the router and voila... you are reconnected.\n\nHope this helps.  Good luck!
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I just did this a few weeks ago.  But you might need help from the internet service provider (isp)\n\nYou have to go into control panel, then choose Network & Internet connections, click on Network Connections, and then Wireless network.  Once you click wireless network, it will ask you for which connection you want to use, then it will ask you for a key.\n\nThese last two things, which connection, and the password key, will be given to you by the ISP provider.  I was lucky enough that my DSL router was compatible with my wireless laptop, and if you turn the router upside down, there is a the key.  in my case, it was a nine digit number, but like I said, it may be different with you, that's why you have to contact somebody.  Since you didn't mention of the laptop had a wireless moden, I hope this will help.
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firewalled and password protected
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Here are a few things of interest:\n\n* On your access point, you should enable "Hide SSID" to prevent unwanted computers from detecting your access point. \n\n* You should also enable "MAC filtering" to limit access to specific computers only.\n\n* Do not use WEP security. It has been hacked to death. Use WPA-Personal.
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1. Disable SSID broadcast because it sends tells outsiders that you have a wireless network available.\n2. Enable MAC address filtering.  Each wireless card has it's own unique ID.  Filtering makes it so that only your friends' computers can connect.  However, a good hacker can bypass this.\n3. Enable the use of a WEP or WPA encryption key.  This will scramble the data as it travels through the air so outsiders can't eavesdrop.  However, you'll have to share this key (string of characters) with your friends before they connect.  Also, WEP keys are weak and can be cracked by persistent hackers of moderate skill.
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open the wireless router usually its 192.168.1.1 admin no password from ie and add the machine ip address into it and try it
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Try offline password and registry Editor.  Boot off the disk and reset your admin password.\n\nhttp://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/
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To make your situation worse, you are currently login with administrative access and has no password assigned to your account. That's a disaster. :D\n\n\nYou definetely want to secure your wireless AND your computer.\n\nsee Linksys website to get general idea about securing wireless network:\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037291212&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nHope it helps...
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I believe most wireless routers enable you to place passwords and encryption.  Easiest way is to enable WPAKey and place a password in (normally >= 8 chars) then use that password to connect to your wifi network.
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enter router setup, 192.168.1.1\nrourer user name admin, password admin, or whatever you may of already set up.\ngo to wireless network options\nyour looking for security or WEP security\nset it up with a password, when you are finished slick save , then you will get kicked off because you dont have the password set up on your machine yet.\nthen on your computer go to your wireless network connections and set the same key in your profile there, and thats it, connect.\n\ngood luck\ntv