My new Kindle Fire requires a "guest access password" to access the internet. What is this?
Optional Information: Computer OS: Windows 7 Browser: Other
Hello, I am Engineer John C., I will be your expert today.That's your wireless network password. Do you have a Cisco router?Also, do you have a computer with Windows 7 or Mac OS that can actually connect to your wireless internet? This would help to confirm your wireless network password. Please click the "Reply to expert" button below to let me know.Thank you.
The wireless router is Cisco. My Windows OS can connect to it.
Please follow the steps below from your computer with Windows 7 connected to internet via wireless and you will see the network key:1- Click Start2- Click Control Panel3- NOW, make sure you select "View by: LARGE ICONS" on the upper right corner.4- Click "Network and Sharing Center"5- Click "Manage Wireless Networks" on the left6- Double click your wireless network name7- Click the "Security" tab8- Click "Show characters"9- Now find your password XXXXX to "Network security key". Write this password XXXXX
Then, to connect to Wi-Fi follow these simple steps:
A list of networks will appear. You may have to wait a moment as your Kindle detects networks in range. If your network doesn't appear tap the box next to Wireless Networking off and on to refresh the list.
Tip: Tap the 123!? key to enter numbers or symbols. Tap the ABC key to return to the regular keyboard. Tap the Shift key (up arrow) for uppercase letters.
Once you are connected to a Wi-Fi network, Kindle Fire automatically connects to it again whenever that network is in range. If more than one previously used network is in range, your Kindle Fire automatically connects to the network that was most recently used.
If I helped please scroll down and click the green Accept button Thank youJohn C.Computer Science Engineer
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