WRT54G V.5 & PDA setup problem

Everything else in the network is up and running fine but I am trying to connect my HP IPAQ hx2755 with out success due to the fact I can not find my passcode for the WPA.. What would be the easiest way to resolve this dilema??? Should I just reset the router and start all over?? Any help, advice or directions will most assuredly be appreciated..
Thanks in advance..
MaD MiKe
WRT54G V.5
Hybrid Desktop/XP Professional
HP Pavillion zv5000/XP Professional
HP IPAQ hx2755/ Windows Pocket PC 2003

pennylane wrote:
All you have to do is to get the WPA key from the router.
1. Assuming that your router is using it's default IP address, type 192.168.1.1 on your browser(press enter of course).
2. Leave the username blank and type your password(if you ran the CD) or admin(default).
3. Go to wireless tab and then wireless securiyt tab below it.
And there, you got your key and please keep it.
Hey thanks a million as this got me going.. Oh and I wrote it down and put it in a place to where I won't forget it.. :?)
MaD MiKe
WRT54G V.5
Hybrid Desktop/XP Professional
HP Pavillion zv5000/XP Professional
HP IPAQ hx2755/ Windows Pocket PC 2003

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