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Step 2:
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Step 3:
Look for SecurityMode, and select WEP.
Step 4:
Select any number under the Default Transmit Key in order to determine which key you will use. In this example, we selected number 1.
Step 5:
Look for WEP Encryption, and select 128 bits 26 hex digits.
Step 6:
Type a wireless network password of your choice, such as 'MySecretKey' and click Generate.
Note: Create a password that is unique for your network and is a combination of numbers and letters up to 16 characters.
Step 7:
The result is a string of random characters. Copy the resulting string, since this will be the key to your wireless network.
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Step 8:
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