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Hi,<br />
Need to access Linksys router WRT54G &nbsp;[lost username and password, which I changed. &nbsp; Please advise.<br />
Thanks,<br />
Joe
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Hi,
Need to access Linksys router WRT54G  [lost username and password, which I changed.   Please advise.
Thanks,
Joe

Need to access Linksys router WRT54G  [lost username and password, which I changed.

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