what is a network security key Solved

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Good evening,

I would like to use my printer via a wireless network, and during the installation, I am asked for the network security key. What does it correspond to??? Please help me.

Thank you in advance

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Smart91 · Accepted Answer

Hello,

crob59 is right, it all depends on the key provided by your ISP. If you understood, go to the link below;
http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/sujet 9326 share a printer under Windows XP and Vista

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crob59 · Answer

It's the security key that you entered when you set up your Wi-Fi network, of type WEP, WPA, etc.

mrclean2006 · Answer

Hi Crosb59 is right,

I have a laptop with Wi-Fi. When I set up my router for Wi-Fi, you choose the type of security with a WPA or WEP key. When you select one of the two, it gives you a series of numbers and digits that is your key to access your Wi-Fi network. You just have to enter this series when you want to connect to your Wi-Fi network to use your printer/shared files, etc.

I hope that answers your question.

What is a network security key

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