HT1595: Apple TV (1st generation): Troubleshooting wireless connections
Learn about Apple TV (1st generation): Troubleshooting wireless connections
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Mar 7, 2013 9:33 AM in response to Dolores Cameronby OrangeMarlin,Well, we can't help you find a password. That's why it's a password. Whoever is providing the WiFi signal should know the password, but we aren't hackers, and we don't assist people in trying to obtain it nefariously.
Ask the person who owns the router that is supplying the WiFi signal.
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Mar 7, 2013 9:34 AM in response to Dolores Cameronby Michael Black,If this is a router provided by your ISP, and you've never done anything to its setup yourself, the password may well be printed right on the router itself.
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Mar 7, 2013 9:58 AM in response to Dolores Cameronby Rudegar,or if somebody set it up for you like a friend or people from the isp contact them
this is kinda like asking if we can give you your creditcard pincode..
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Apr 23, 2013 10:34 AM in response to Dolores Cameronby Sandman,If you have a Mac, open the Keychain application (Applications/Utilities folder..or search Keychain in spotlight). Find the entry for your wireless network, double click, the select show password. You will be asked to enter the computers admin password, then the network password will be displayed.
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Nov 16, 2014 7:04 PM in response to Sandmanby DianeBurbank,Just wanted to thank you, Sandman. I'm not a hacker as automatically assumed by some people regarding the OP's original question. My internet went down, and I'm not a technical person at all, but thanks to your helpful reply, I was able to get my internet/WiFi back online. Cheers!