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  1. snake says:

    192.168.1.1, admin admin. learning is fun

  2. John says:

    I’ve had that same feeling.

    I’m so pathetic.

  3. Alpha-9 says:

    Look on the router numbskull

  4. You’d think it’s that simple. But when their paranoid son installed the router, then forgets the password because he hasn’t visited in years. It’s painful. Oh, so painful.

  5. fosin says:

    Just use the WPS button…but, she’s probably using a mac.

  6. coke says:

    better yet…go stay with relatives for the holidays….they don’t even have wifi…that was me, tethered to my phone all weekend.

  7. hallwagner says:

    exact problem happened when i visited my relatives for christmas…

  8. angelsinger says:

    It’s called a reset button people! Press in for 10 seconds, and voila! No more pesky security!

  9. JJ says:

    screw it…default to [insert web-capable smart phone here]

  10. hard reset and default password lol

  11. nickchad says:

    If they’re using windows you can right click on the wireless network, click properties, and in the new window check ‘show characters’. Viola, you have the password. I’ve had to do this at my sisters when they didn’t know their password either, lol.

  12. NEEDANEWKEYBOARD says:

    DO NOT JUDGE ME!!!!

  13. boomer says:

    I’m loving the nerd fight going on. (:

  14. Bob Hope's Ghost says:

    damn relatives were to stupid to have wi-fi. still had dial up.

  15. D says:

    Hard reset. 192.168.2.1. Admin / password. Set new password. Done. Oh wait, I guess that’s difficult because most of you have no thumbs.

  16. Open their computer -> Click the little wifi symbol in the System Tray -> Right-click their network -> Properties -> Tick the Checkbox for “Show characters”

    This is on a Windows computer of course.

  17. Duane says:

    Step 1. Use mobile phone with internet to check hotel sites.
    Step 2. Book hotel that has internet.
    Step 3. Tell relatives to go to hell.

  18. Kindly laugh at the intarwebs funny and move on people. Don’t overthink it.

  19. JAMIEInc says:

    I had the same problem before. My dad didn’t know his WiFi password. I could’ve cried.
    The next day before I was about to leave, he told me it was written on the router the entire time, the password being mislabelled (in his own writing) as “Network thingy”. I could’ve cried.

  20. Epic Phil says:

    This happened to me visiting a non-techie friend. On a Mac you just open up Keychain Access on their computer, in the list find the name of the router that the computer auto-connects to, and voila there is the password. They have to be around to type in their admin password to unlock the Keychain, though.

  21. big bad john says:

    cain and abel is a wonderful program used it many times to get on my grandma’s wifi

  22. Melon says:

    This belongs on memebase, not failblog.

  23. Brian says:

    I hate that! When I was staying at my sister’s she told me it was her old phone number from another city. I had to hunt through all of her unpacked stuff to find a phone book for the other city. Took four hours. And all I wanted to do was check my damn email. LOL!

  24. PK-JIN says:

    That’s my story every … single … time.

    The alternative to the superspeed 5-bar 802.11n?

    The neighborhood’s jurassic 1-bar 802.11b – unsecured but actually won’t even connect.


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