MacBook Pro that  my Airport Express WiFi profile was created crashed. Can i reset the Airport Express either to an iPad or Windows 7 computer?

MacBook Pro that  my Airport Express WiFi profile was created crashed. Can i reset the Airport Express either to an iPad or Windows 7 computer?

Get the Airport Utility for the your iPad from the App store. You will need to know the password for the Airport Express (not the WiFi password) to access the AE. The iPad utility will, I think, do all of the actions to control your AE.
You can reset the AE back to factory default but with the iPad app you should not ned to.

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             com.apple.filesystems.afpfs(11.1)[DCC45CDD-E950-364F-8221-1A914106BC59]@0xfffff f7f8ec0b000->0xffffff7f8ec59fff
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