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[reu_beu]

Hello : I forget ny wifi network password in my ppc 2003. Is there any software that revel the ******* or any other way ?

Thanks in advance

Best regards

Luis Mota

[jake080]

There is lots for Pc, but i havent seen anything like that for WM2003 :(

[nosmohtac]

I don't know if this will work for you, but I made a password card in eWallet, and wrote my WiFi WEP settings in there. I've only needed to look it up once, but it was nice to have it with me.

[Pony99CA]

Hello : I forget ny wifi network password in my ppc 2003. Is there any software that revel the ******* or any other way ?
Are you talking about the WEP encryption key? If so, and the network is really your network (as opposed to some random one you connect to), you might be able to go to the wireless admin section of your router and just read the password there.

If that doesn't display the key in clear text, you can just create a new key and enter that on your Pocket PC.

Steve

[reu_beu]

Thanks , but im not the admin of the network that i talking, is from the company that i work, everytime that i have to do a hard reset , i have to put my ipaq in the mis department.....

Do you know if there is a file that keep the passwords ?

I dont realy need to now the pass , i just need to do a Harde reset and i dont want my ipaq in a cue for one week,,,, other way i dont understand why they dont give the password because every mac adreess is registred...

I not a HACKER ! please help

[tanalasta]

You "could" try searching the registry but it's a random thought and after a hard-reset where you lose everything, it's not of much use. I very much doubt the settings will be saved to a "simple file" that you can open.

Rather than spending minutes to even hours playing with your ipaq you have one of two options:
1. have a good backup (e.g. sprite) program so you can restore all your settings - including wi-fi profiles (not 100% sure this'll work seeing i haven't done it myself. Maybe someone else will know).
2. Ring the company IT or other approprate section and explain the situation to them and (hopefully) they'll give you the settings/keys somewhere safe. I can understand why they're reluctant to give out WEP keys though, because anyone with a valid MAC address (easily spoofed) and the passphrase will be able to access the network.