XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-11   
   From: G6JPG@255soft.uk   
      
   On 2025/11/28 0:31:16, micky wrote:   
      
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   > I made a mistake not changing the password to something I could   
   > remember.  they have to use one that no other subscriber to Verizon has.   
   > I'd only have to use one that no other neighbor had and no one around   
   > could guess, or use software to find.   Didn't know how many times I'd   
   > have to enter it, the printer, the cell phone, the next cell phone, a   
   > TV, Alexa maybe, and a couple other things I didn't forexee and don't   
   > rmeember.   I should have made it shorter and easier.    
   >    
   Here (UK), routers usually come with a slide-out bit of plastic, with a   
   label on it showing the SSID and its password (and an identical label   
   underneath the slide-out in case you lose it). They also mostly have a   
   button to press that lets anything connect in the next few minutes (I'm   
   not sure how long), provided the devices trying to connect know about   
   the protocol involved (three letters, I forget what they are). [It   
   remembers those devices after the time has expired, and lets them in.]   
      
   I've changed my SSID to something I recognise, but I think I've left the   
   password as it was.   
      
   >>>   
   >>> And thanks to you and Carlos.   
   >>   
   >> Welcome.   
      
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