wi-fi - how to get on my wireless network?

Can you help me out with a trouble shooting?

I have just installed my wi-fi modem yesterday
at the moment, I using the internet through a cable plugged into the
router
I have set up the wireless network
now, the challenge for me is to get onto the wireless
- and skip the cable to my modem

the challenge:
I don't know how where to find my wep or wpa key
- and furthermore, I don't which password to use
in order to access the wireless network from my laptop

can you give me some advice from that description
please note, I'm not any advanced or intermediate user!

Kind regards,

Allan Tyrrestrup

Allan from Denmark wrote:
> I don't know how where to find my wep or wpa key
> - and furthermore, I don't which password to use
> in order to access the wireless network from my laptop

If you don't know where to find how to set your encryption, then you
don't need a password to access your network from your laptop.

"Allan from Denmark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:9b718dcf-8329-4aeb-ae83-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Can you help me out with a trouble shooting?
>
> I have just installed my wi-fi modem yesterday
> at the moment, I using the internet through a cable plugged into the
> router
> I have set up the wireless network
> now, the challenge for me is to get onto the wireless
> - and skip the cable to my modem
>
> the challenge:
> I don't know how where to find my wep or wpa key
> - and furthermore, I don't which password to use
> in order to access the wireless network from my laptop
>
> can you give me some advice from that description
> please note, I'm not any advanced or intermediate user!
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Allan Tyrrestrup

what kind of wi-fi modem do you have?
what steps have you taken?
what page/section of the manual are you stuck on?
what page/section of the vendors support pages are you stuck on?
what happened when you called tech support?

Allan from Denmark <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:9b718dcf-8329-4aeb-ae83-
(E-Mail Removed):

> please note, I'm not any advanced or intermediate user!

That's why electronic devices come with a user manual.

It might be an electronic copy, but still a manual none-the-less.

> can you give me some advice from that description
> please note, I'm not any advanced or intermediate user!

The router came with a quickstart guide, or a setup section in it's manual.
Read it.

RTFM, once again...