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Unmasking Windows Passkey for Wireless

Asked by WavyGravy in Wireless Technologies, Windows XP Operating System

Alright, it seems I have a bit of a conundrum on my hands.

At my friends office, they have a wireless connection that they use to do their work.  As of right now they have one desktop connected to it, and nothing else.  The problem is that they recently purchased several new laptops and would like to work on the wireless connection as well.  However, the problem is the previous IT guy left the router under lock and key in a cabinet.  He still has the key, and my buddy hasn't been able to get it back yet.  Otherwise it would be as simple as logging into the router and resetting the password.

My question is if there is any way to unmask the passkey on the computer that is already connected to the network.  This seems like this would be a lot easier than busting the lock off of the cabinet which my friend really doesn't want to do.  In the meantime he's trying to get they back, but any advice here on how to get the rest of his computers up would be great.

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