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Posted on Jul 05, 2009

2WIRE Router, Belkin Card, and 10 vs. 13/26 digit encryption key

I have a new 2WIRE router and I'm using a Belkin wireless card in an older laptop....it's asking for a 13-digit alphanumeric or 26-digit hexadecimal key....the 2WIRE has a 10-digit wireless key...in my newer computers, I just by-passed and permitted Windows to manage the connection just fine....however, my older laptop does not have that option...

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I would give you two options
1. to change ur wireless key to fit to this card
2. u can still let windows configure wireless for this card as well

However would like to have a clearer report about the problem

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