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Thanks for suggestion, associate showed me how to accomplish by setting guest network security to ‘None’
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Thanks for suggestion, associate showed me how to accomplish by setting guest network security to ‘None’

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Soft reset of airport time capsule returns ‘password not valid’<br />
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After entering soft reset mode for Apple Time Machine, attempt to clear (delete) password, with Airport Utility, (i.e. reset/update time capsule guest account) failed and returned ‘password not valid’ <br />
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My goal was to have no password requirement for guest account - users could connect to LAN with Windows 7 laptop without name/password requirements. <br />
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How do I achieve this setup?
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Soft reset of airport time capsule returns ‘password not valid’

After entering soft reset mode for Apple Time Machine, attempt to clear (delete) password, with Airport Utility, (i.e. reset/update time capsule guest account) failed and returned ‘password not valid’ 

My goal was to have no password requirement for guest account - users could connect to LAN with Windows 7 laptop without name/password requirements. 

How do I achieve this setup?

Soft reset of airport time capsule returns ‘password not valid’

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