How can I find a wireless network security key?

the only way you can get the key is to log on to the route/access point that is responsible for encrypting the data.

when you are in there you can go to the wireless or security settings and read them from there.

so 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.

There are two kinds of wireless network...secured and unsecured. If you are trying to log onto a secured network, you need the security code (key). These codes are usually 12-24 random alpha-numeric and unless you know it, you can't log on. Unsecured networks can be found at libraries and local community colleges and such. They are called public and are open to anyone who has a wireless laptop, you don't need a code. Your wifi card will automatically find the network and log on.

Its asking you for the WEP key and if the router your making use of became into given to you by making use of the service then it is going to probable be on the backside or area of the gadget. in case you have a Linksys router then on your handle bar variety 192.168.one million.one million and it will ask you for a username and password. bypass away the username container sparkling and variety in admin for the password. The WEP key would be indexed under risk-free practices someplace. you will could desire to try this from yet another notebook despite the fact that as your new one does not have get admission to to the community and therefor could have not have been given any router get admission to the two.

Not without hacking your computer. Those asterisks are there for a reason!

Sorry.

However you could change the key and write it down for next time.

Log on to the router that the computer connects to and pull it from there.

if u use windows os u may not be able to find it out but if u r gonna use linux u have some options to find it out.