Sunday, December 20, 2009



How to find a wireless key
We all love it - a wireless network can be extremely convenient, especially in those households that use multiple computers. The hassle of setting up multiple networks, and the clutter from the wires is unnecessary. With a wireless network, everyone in the home can log on to internet without these headaches.
Eventually the time will come that you need the network key again. Maybe you are adding another computer to the network. Many times, after reinstalling Windows, the key is needed again. Either way knowing that you can find a wireless key which is hidden on your computer will relieve a lot of undue stress.
There are safe ways of storing your network key, but should the time come that you have forgotten where you hid the key, not all is at a loss. There is a solution without spending hundreds of dollars on bringing a computer technician to the home. Wireless Key Viewer safely recovers and stores all network keys utilizing the "Wireless Zero Configuration" of Windows XP and the "WLAN AutoConfig" of Windows Vista.
Using wireless key viewer to find a wireless key is free. It is not one of those additional programs that are purchased outside, intended to reach into your pocket further or even be sold as part of a software package.
The Wireless Key Viewer is not even something that you need to install. Simply copy the file "WirelessKeyView.exe" and save it to a location on your hard. Once this is done, you may run the program, and the main window will appear. This main window will display the network keys that are being used on your computer. Please note that only those keys that are being used by Windows will be displayed. This tool will not recover those network keys that are stored by third party programs.
There are other perks that come along with the Wireless Key Viewer. You can safely delete inactive Wireless Keys of old Network Adapters, and even translate it to a desired language.

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