How do I bin the Admin password?

How can I reset my D-Link Wireless connection to 192.168.0.1 so that I don't
have to put in the password? In other words have it as though I never tried
to connect to the site. When I entered Admin and then the password did this
mean I registered to the D-Link site and there is no turning back.
Windows XP Home SP2
768MB
Cable Modem (Ethernet)
AirPlus G Wireless PCI Adapter
AirPlus G Wireless Cardbus Adapter (Laptop)

In news:BeMxf.89872$(E-Mail Removed),
Little k <k-a-r-e-(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
> How can I reset my D-Link Wireless connection to 192.168.0.1 so that
> I don't have to put in the password?

Not sure what you mean - you can do a hard reset on the Dlink if you follow
the manufacturer's instructions, which will take it back to the factory
default settings.


>In other words have it as though
> I never tried to connect to the site. When I entered Admin and then
> the password did this mean I registered to the D-Link site and there
> is no turning back.

No, it has nothing to do with product registration. It's a local login to
the router.

What problems are you having that bring you you ask this? There may be a
fix, but you'll have to provide more information first.


> Windows XP Home SP2
> 768MB
> Cable Modem (Ethernet)
> AirPlus G Wireless PCI Adapter
> AirPlus G Wireless Cardbus Adapter (Laptop)

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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>
> In news:BeMxf.89872$(E-Mail Removed),
> Little k <k-a-r-e-(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
>> How can I reset my D-Link Wireless connection to 192.168.0.1 so that
>> I don't have to put in the password?
>
> Not sure what you mean - you can do a hard reset on the Dlink if you
> follow the manufacturer's instructions, which will take it back to the
> factory default settings.
>
>
>>In other words have it as though
>> I never tried to connect to the site. When I entered Admin and then
>> the password did this mean I registered to the D-Link site and there
>> is no turning back.
>
> No, it has nothing to do with product registration. It's a local login to
> the router.
>
> What problems are you having that bring you you ask this? There may be a
> fix, but you'll have to provide more information first.
>
>
>> Windows XP Home SP2
>> 768MB
>> Cable Modem (Ethernet)
>> AirPlus G Wireless PCI Adapter
>> AirPlus G Wireless Cardbus Adapter (Laptop)

Thank you for the response Lanwench. First of all the hard reset,would that
be pressing the reset button? I have done that. The reason for this post is
due to the fact that I couldn't get both the pc & laptop to access the
Internet. I have decided to use the adapter for the laptop and the ethernet
lead from the router to the pc, that way I can access the net with both. If
I insert the PCI card I will get the message that it can't be found. Without
the PCI card I can use the pc & laptop as workgroups.

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> TO do a hard reset on the router, you need to hold the reset button and
> unplug the router, and eep holding the reset button for another 10
> seconds to set it back to the factory settings.
>
Thanks for the heads-up. I thought it was just a matter of keeping it
pressed for 10 secs, didn't know about switching it off. Thanks again.

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Little k <k-a-r-e-(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> TO do a hard reset on the router, you need to hold the reset button
>> and unplug the router, and eep holding the reset button for another
>> 10 seconds to set it back to the factory settings.
>>
> Thanks for the heads-up. I thought it was just a matter of keeping it
> pressed for 10 secs, didn't know about switching it off. Thanks again.

Make sure you reset WEP/WPA afterwards....as well as changing the default
admin password.

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> TO do a hard reset on the router, you need to hold the reset button and
> unplug the router, and eep holding the reset button for another 10
> seconds to set it back to the factory settings.
>
That's the message baked800. I'm into the wizard start again. Thanks very
much.