Incompatibility of WEP key

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• Why do I get an incorrect WEP key during the installation of my printer?

  Product - specific document

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00772798

  I worked for HP.

  This work also (well) with the J6480 printer.  I was using a Linksys router Wireless 'G' which creates 4 WEP keys, allowing you to choose which use.  I sent #2 key and it would not accept.  The only way I could make it work was to disable wireless security, is not my idea of a good option.  After numerious emails and 1 appeal to support with no ideas that I decided to seek out here and finally managed to do accept the WEP key.  I ended up completely uninstall/reinstall to get everything to work 100%, but now it works like a charm.  For those of you with a similar problem, when using a router that generates more than 1 WEP key, try using (sending) key #1

  HP Note: your support by e-mail/voice should be as good as your online forum support

  Thanks to DaniW-now I'm a happy camper

• Satellite P20: WEP key does not fit - only 24 characters

  Salvation; on my satellite p20 there is not enough space to enter a wep key of 26 characters (only 24 places) can someone advise how to configure to accept the 26 characters
  Rgds david

  Hi David

  When you enter your password, only 24 points will be displayed. Please enter the set password and save. When you open it again the number of points will be different again. It is a kind of security features and do not show the actual password length.

• WEP KEY: Net gear wireless range extender model ex6150

  My WEP key is 26 characters. When entering my WEP key, I'm alerted that no more than 10 characters are allowed. What should I do?

  Thank you. Technical support Netgear has accompanied me throughout the process last night. The extender works well!

• Tecra A8: Could not establish a wireless connection with encriptación WEP KEY

  Hello.

  I just got a new TECRA A8-143, and I am unable to connect to a 3COM Wireless ADSL Modem when the encriptación WEP key in active. The encriptación turns off as soon as I am connected to the internet, any suggestions!

  Thank you

  My first suggestion is you typed and was using an incorrect encryption key!
  Did you check these settings?

• Printer all in one HP3520 - how to select the wireless network and enter the WEP key?

  According to print my wireless network is detected.

  How to connect the! @# % printer $ fo the wireless network and enter the WEP key?

  Instructions on the HP site tell me to selet NETWORK on the printer control panel.  Well, there's a way to select the NETWORK from the control panel.  It is not an option for him.

  I downnloaded and installed the latest drivers.

  I have restored the default settings.

  How to select the wireless network and enter the WEP key?

  All of HP's instructions seem to be for a newer printer with a touchscreen.

  I want that the printer is connected to my main computer via the USB port.  I want to be able to print wireless phones and tablets.

  My 3520 is not a 'touch Screen' and it has wifi.

  However, the following work:

  Try to open the HP Deskjet 3520 icon, open the utilities tab, click on convert USB wireless, by following the steps on the screen.

  This leads me to believe that ONLY the wireless doesn't work.  I know now that the part of the sentence "Convert USB to wireless connection" is supposed to mean "works like USB and wireless.

  Thank you for your help

• 'Invalid WEP key' error on 7410 All in one wireless set in place

  My 7410 has been connected wireless for more than a year, but I just installed a new router (Linksys N600) and cannot get the connection Wireless upward.  All other wireless devices are connected to the new router.  Using WPA2-PSK [AES] security on the router.  Using Setup on the front of the printer and it is fine network SSID location.  But only allowing a WEP key and give me the error code whenever it is entered.  Have tried to change the length of key on router to 5 or 13 characters and also tried 10 HEX digits.  Have powered turn off/on the printer and reconstituted on network settings.  No luck with anything.  The Cisco router I had already installed was also a N Router - no problem of the 7410 wireless connection but try exchanged due to too many lost connections.  Any advice?

  I don't think that this printer supports WPA2.  Try WPA.

• How can I find the name of the network and the WEP key or passphrase WPA from my computer

  I need to install a printer on my laptop, and I wanted to do it by using a wi - fi connection.  But its asking me my network name and the WEP key or the WPA passphrase!  Of course, you can say I'm not very computer savvy and my son actually made me the laptop for Christmas and it was all set up but now I try to install this printer all on my own and I don't know where I can find this info on my computer.  Help!

  Her often on the back or the bottom of your wireless router.

• mx459 won't let me enter the WEP key number, allows only symbols and letters. How to enter numbers?

  mx459 won't let me enter the WEP key number, allows only symbols or letters. How to enter numbers?

  John

  This might help

  Press the SETUP button on the control panel of your printer.
  Using the arrows, select DEVICE SETTINGS, press OK.
  Select local network SETTINGS, then press OK.
  Select Configuration LAN wireless, and then press OK.
  If a message appears, press the WPS button, press STOP to cancel.
  Select STANDARD INSTALLATION in the next screen that appears, and then press OK.
  Select your access point or router, and then press OK.
  Press OK to confirm the access point name.
  Enter your password using the numeric keypad on the right.
  On the screen where you enter your password at the top right of the LCD screen, you should see a: 1. This indicates you are in digital input mode. If you press the asterisk (*) will be fixed: has or uppercase mode, pressing asterisk with tiny switch. To enter a letter in letter mode, you press the digital key to scroll through the available letters. For example: to enter a letter 'c', you press the '2' three times.
  Press OK when finished.
  The LCD will say "Connected", if the password is correct.

• How to find my wep key so I can set my playstation wireless

  How to find my wep key so I can set my playstation wireless

  The WEP key is the "password" required to connect to your access point or router wireless.  If you don't know, you can connect to your router configuration page using a computer wired to the router and be read page configuration or reset the password to anything you want.  Refer to the manual of your router.

  HTH,
  JW

• Problem: WEP key 13-digit

  I am trying to get my (wpc54g v3) Wireless PCMCIA card I use in my old laptop working on another.  Both are running Windows 2000 SP4, both set up correctly and that you can see their networks.

  The problem is that, on this new machine, I connect to a network that uses a configuration WEP opened with a 13-digit hexadecimal WEP key.  All the WinXP / computers laptops Vista connect properly, asking for the WEP key on trying to connect, and their properties reported as open WEP (no WPA - PSK or one of those).

  However, since it's Win2k, I use the Linksys software to connect, and it only accepts the key WEP 10 or 26 digits.  The end result is easily finds the network, she will not receive any data from the router because it cannot validate.

  I tried:

  1 put the WEP key in the "passphrase" box and leaving it translates into a 64 - bit WEP key

  2 put the WEP key in the "passphrase" box and leaving it translates into a 128 - bit WEP key

  3. put the first 10 digits in the box of 64-bit WEP keys

  4 put the last 10 digits in the box of 64-bit WEP keys

  5 put the 13 figures in the 128-bit WEP key, 0 to end padded box

  5. put the 13-digit in the 128-bit WEP key, 0 padded box initially

  6 export a profile, manually editing with a hex editor to replace all four locations of the WEP keys generated by the 13-digit key that is used by the router, then in important profile

  8 using the WEP key in all other available modes 13-digit (WPA - PSK, etc.)

  So far, none of this has resulted in the NIC authenticate correctly, and the monitor of the package confirms the network card not getting any info from the router.

  The network is a network of schools, so I don't have permission to change the password to a key WEP 10 or 26 digits. If I remember correctly the router is a Netgear router.  I use the v3.1 software available for download on the site, corresponding to the type of adapter that I have.  Briefly tried the v7 software after all this testing, but determined that it was for a different product (a USB adapter, more precisely).

  Any ideas?

  I finally figured it out on my own, so this can be marked as resolved.

  I'm assuming that the 13-digit WEP code was a hexadecimal key because it contained only numbers and letters from A to F.  However, during this dismantlement of its hexadecimal ascii pairs 2-digit values (for example, a = 65, b is 66, 0 = 30, 1 = 31, etc.) I found myself with a 26-digit hexadecimal value that worked.

  Unfortunately the Linksys Setup does not have to enter codes of 26 hexadecimal digits 128-bit WEP encryption as their 13-digit ascii code equivalent, thus the confusion.  I hope that this capacity will be added to future versions, if these cards support continues...

• WEP KEY recovery

  Can anyone tell me if there is a way to recover the WEP key of my WRT54G Router. Bought a new computer laptop adapter and need of key.

  Thanks in advance. Them

  WEP KEY? It is one of the Wireless SETTINGS of the router.

  How to check settings router wireless? click here...

• How can I find the WEP key for my wireless network so that I can connect to it?

  How can I find the WEP key

  Steps to find a WEP key:

  1. open a browser (the program used to access the internet). The following process worked for me when using the

  Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera browsers, although I'm not sure it will work for other browsers (for example

  Chrome, Safari etc.).

  2 type the following in the address bar of the browser. If you use a Linksys router type in "192.168.1.1" and if

  using a type of router Belkin "192.168.2.1". The address bar is the area where the Web pages are typed. It is important

  When you enter there is NO http://www. before the numbers.

  3. If everything is is well past that should open a page which says that Linksys or Belkin.

  3. There may be the need of connection. When you use a Linksys if you don't know what are the user name and password, it may

  always be the factory settings and then enter "admin" for the username and "password" for the password. If you are using a

  Belkin router, the factory settings often come without password, click just send without having to type a password.

  4. click on one) "wireless" or b) "settings".

  5. click one) "Wireless security" or b) "wireless settings".

  6. There should be a page with a specified WEP key.

  7 writing it to the down/copy and use as you wish!

• WRT54GS V7 can not get my wep key

  When I log into the router using 192.168.1.1 Select the wireless tab it tries to load and stops at 98%. I can't recover my wep key to add other currencies. Reset to the factory settings let me the Info? I can't upgrade the firmware either. Any help is appreciated.

  Reset the settings of the browser of your browser, that does not work then try another browser, or you can try another computer. If still doesn't work then I think you need to reset your router and reconfigure all the settings of your router from scratch.

• Adapter WUSB100 won't save a WEP key

  I installed 3 times this adapter in Win XP Pro, but every time that I reboot, I have to start the entire process. It does not record the WEP key for some reason any. Does anyone else have this problem?

  Uninstall the Linksys software/Monitor and re-install the adapter and utility (wzc) of winxp use to connect to your wireless network...

  After uninstalling the card, remove the adapter and just put the cd in the cd-rom... When you get the Welcome screen, you must click exit... Now connect the adapter and look for the detected hardware new message... Click on install software automatically (recommended) and click Next. It will install the drivers for the cards... Once completed, right click on the wireless connection icon is displayed in the right corner of your computer screen and select view available wireless networks. Select your network from the list and click on connect, you should get a prompt to enter your network key... Enter your WEP key and confirm that and click on connect... It needs to connect to your network and the internet, both... This will automatically create your wireless network profile and your WEP key will be saved...