So, you just got a new device – a PC, a tablet, a smartphone, what have you- and you want to connect it to your wireless network at home. That means you have to know the password for the router. Unless you wrote it down somewhere, that probably means retrieving the password from a device that is already connected.

(Some routers have a WiFi Protected Setup button for automatic connection but this article is for those who do not have that feature on their router.)

There are several ways to obtain the details of a wireless network in a Windows system. Here's how …  Read More