... My WPA key for my router?

Depending on the router, I'd imagine the process should be different.

I'd think it'd be in the settings, which I think you'd know how to get to for a key to be on there in the first place.

I'm not really good with computers though, so....

Assuming it's a Linksys, you should be able to get into the router by going to http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 I'm not too sure... it changes from time to time. But if you change out the 0's and 1's eventually you should get into the router settings.

Once there, look for a security tab. Under there, you'll find and dropdown window for your WPA key.





My personal recomendation is not to worry about a key or anything... but instead, use mac address filtering. That way you know exactly who can and can't get on your wireless network... also you don't have to worry about inputting any keys to get access to it. There are ways to spoof a mac address... but I really doubt there's going to be anyone really that bad despariate to mooch of of someone else's internet to go to that much effort. (The mac filtering tab is just one over from the WPA key options)

Okay, I found the WPA key, but the nintendo DS doesnt support WPA. So what that means im going to have to do MAC filtering, this is on a D-Link btw Lantis.

Heh, I have no idea how a DS would connect to a wireless network... I haven't delved too far into handhelds as of yet.

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