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nicolemcdonald Posts 1 Registration date Monday August 11, 2008 Status Member Last seen August 12, 2008 - Aug 12, 2008 at 09:15 PM
nicholasyonko Posts 3 Registration date Wednesday August 13, 2008 Status Member Last seen August 13, 2008 - Aug 13, 2008 at 09:19 PM
Hello,

I have a Linksys wireless broadband router. I have 2 desktop computer's one in the livingroom and one in the bedroom. Everytime you try to get onto the interet on the one in the bedroon you have to connect to a network. When I try connect to a network two networks come up . My network and another persons. Mine network says Unsecured and his says Secured. How do I get my network to be Secured.
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nicholasyonko Posts 3 Registration date Wednesday August 13, 2008 Status Member Last seen August 13, 2008 7
Aug 13, 2008 at 09:19 PM
That is done by setting up the proper settings in the 'Wireless Security' tab of the router. You want to enable 'WPA-PSK' and then enter a key or password. Then, when you try to connect to your router, it will ask for the password you supplied and then encrypt all of your communications over the air to your Linksys unit.
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