How to locate my network security key

I wrote this same request a month or so ago and can no longer locate my 'saved' message. Would someone please forward me the link again on how to locate the network security key so I may add another computer to my wi-fi.
And another question, will there be any change that more than one security key will appear and if so, how will I determine which key is the proper key to use?
Thank you much.

The "key" is another word for your normal wireless network "password", sometimes called a "pass phrase".
The password generates a 64 character code of random letters and numbers. I doubt that this would be of any use to you, but if you want to see it.....
Open AirPort Utility on your Mavericks Mac
Click the AirPort icon, the click Edit
Click the Base Station icon at the top of the screen
Click Show Passwords
More likely, you have a Windows Firewall issue, or Microsoft Security Essentials...if installed....is blocking the connection. The anti-virus program can do the same thing.

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If you are using Lion.....
Open Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility
Click on the AirPort Extreme icon and click Edit
Click the Base Station menu at the uppermost top of the screen (up where the Apple icon and Help menus are located)
Click Show Passwords
If you are using Snow Leopard or Leopard....
Open Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility
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The password generates a 64 character code of random letters and numbers. I doubt that this would be of any use to you, but if you want to see it.....
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Click the AirPort icon, the click Edit
Click the Base Station icon at the top of the screen
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Click on the Wireless tab and then,subtab wireless security to check the Network/Security key.

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The "key" is probably totally useless to you, since it is 64 characters long and very few things will accept an item of this length.
If you have an Apple AirPort router, we can tell you how to find the "key" for the network that it is creating, if you can tell us what operating system your Mac is using.
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How to Make Wirless Network SECURE

I am running my desktop hard line to a comcast modem which runs XP Pro. My Laptop which is running Vista is set up wireless via the WRT54GS Linksys Router.
The wireless network is running great but it is identified as UNSECURED!
After three 30 minute waits last night, 2 disconnects when I was not understanding them ( not a computer whiz but I do ok) and 1 live chat tech that copy and pasted the directions on how to set it up but not how to make it secure and then a quick disconnect .
Can anyone tell me exactly HOW TO MAKE THIS NETWORK SECURED and WHAT computer shall I use to perform this?
Thank you for any help you can give me,
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JohnDoe sorry for violating any rules.
(Edited post for guideline compliance. Thanks!)
Message Edited by JOHNDOE_06 on 08-27-2007 11:04 AM
Message Edited by SWAT on 08-27-2007 11:13 AM

SWAT wrote:
Sbatch...you click on the pull down window to the settings.....I click on WPA then I input the code I wanted (only room for 1 code) then scroll all the way down to click on save settings.
That method does not secure my laptop wireless settings?
**No, that secures your router's wireless settings.
or
Is this the only method to secure the network?
With some investigation I can find have found the following:
If I right click on my Network Icon in my tool bar and then click Connect to Network and then right click on the Network and right click Properties I get a box with the following:
Tab for connection and a tab for security with pull down bars which can be changed...
1) Security Types -No Authentication (open), shared, wpa2 personal, wpa personal, wpa2 enterprise, wpa enterprise and 802.1x
2) Encryption Types -WEP
Current settings on my laptop Linksys wireless network security is
Security Type- OPEN
Encryption- NONE
sBatch when I perform the WPA on my desktop my laptop must be off or not on the network correct?
Doesn't matter, once you change the security settings onthe router, you will be prompted for the settings to reconnect to it.
Has anyone found the LinkSys hyperlink for setting the WRT54GS router as SECURED?
Define "secured". Wired, only physical connection have access.
Wireless, once you add WPA or WEP (WPA is better) it's secured.
Sincerely,
SWAT
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Tap on Advanced
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Hi,
First thing you should try is to update the firmware of the router. As your router is a bit older.
After this Check the security key by logging to routers setup and if it is not your security key, then you can change it.
To check security key, connect your computer to one of the four ports on router using ethernet cable.
1.      Open setup page of router by typing http://192.168.1.1 in browser’s address bar, and typing password as "admin" and no user name. Use your password if you have changed it earlier
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