I have forgot my wpa key help - Belkin (F5D5230-4) Router

The WPA Key is usually established in the router by the user, though there are routers which will generate a random one for you. You must know this key to connect with any wireless device. The key will NOT normally be displayed within the router...it is represented by a series of dots. This is for security issues. If you lost or forgot the WPA key, you will need to create a new one and relink all your wireless devices.

Generally on the back of your router there will be a reset button, hold it down and it should reset everything to factory, if that don't work, you can log into your web browser interface usually the IP is 192.168.1.1 type that in your browser, and depending on the brand it will ask you for a password and username, if you dont know it try googling a default user and pass and try that( i.e. linksys router: user. root pass. admin) I hope this will help!

WEP or WPA Key is the password for your wireless network.. it's the same password you used to connect your laptop to the wireless.. if yo forgot what it is, you might need to contact the manufacturer of the router or your internet service provider to reconfigure or re-setup your wireless network.. hope this helps a bit.

If you are trying to connect the PSP through a network that belongs to you, then the network administrator is the person to ask for the WPA key.
The WPA is like a password. It protects the network from unauthorized access.

If you forgot it, the only way is to reset and reconfigure the router.

Is there any computer online using the router.
If yes then you
can open the router set up page on that computer.
router set up
page is the page where you can check all the router settings.
Click Here for more information about the routers and network

WPA is set up by you.
If you've forgot it you caould do a reset, I think that would clear it.
Or setup another WPA

If you forgot the key:
Reset you router to factory settings.
Enter a new WPA key to the router and PSP.

Hello...if you need to retrieve your network key, eg to connect a new laptop to the internet, this can be found within your router settings.

Here's a rough guide:

1. Type your router IP address, eg http://192.168.1.1 or whatever is correct for your model, into a web browser address bar

2. Enter your router username and/or password at the prompt. The defaults for Linksys are username: (left blank) and password: admin : but if you have set a router password/username, please enter these.

3. In the router user interface, go to the section headed Wireless Security, or similar. Every router is different, so you may have to hunt around a little. Key words to look for are Security, Wireless Settings, Encryption, WPA, (or WEP).

Your network key will be somewhere here. It might be labelled PSK, pre-shared key, WPA or WEP key, WPA-PSK, network key, WPA shared key, passphrase etc – but that’s the one you need.

For more details, you could pick up a manual from the Linksys site or view the help pages; otherwise, please come back to Fixya with your model number, and let us know how we can help. Good luck

what you want exactly?password for what? username and password for internet in subscriber? or just WEP for wireless key password?
if you forgot the password for username and password for subscriber....theres an option,i dont know what kind of subscriber do you have in your country...if you forgot the username and passowrd you can ask in the subscriber.
regarding in the WEP password for wireless,it doesnt matter,try this..
type 192.168.1.1 in the internet toolbar
username:admin
password:admin
and you can see the configuration,check the wireless settings for WEP...