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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: San Francisco
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Windows 7 is asking for Router's pin number, but my router doesn't have one
After I upgraded my laptop to Windows 7 I go to My Network places to access the router. It shows that it sees a "wireless g router"
when I click on its properties or just try to open it it says something like "look at the number on the router on the bottom" its supposed to be on the sticker or somewhere there. I tried all numbers and nothing works. I checked in other forums and someone has same problem but no answer. How can I solve this? or disable this check? whats going on?
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Ride 'em Cowboy
Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Dallas, Tx
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Go ahead and post the exact message your getting...A screen shot would be even better.
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ok I'll do that tomorrow morning
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Basically I click on Start ->Network there I see: my computer "name-pc" "wireless-G Router" showed yesterday I know that the router is connected and works, but how can I set up printer sharing, is not clear. |
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Below are two images that illustrate what path I've taken to be asked for a pin |
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