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Forgot the password to my airport
My mac remembers the password - so I can log in - but my little bro who is visiting can't get access.
How do I log into my airport and reset the password? |
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Originally Posted by nerd
(Post 10221301)
For me, it's called asking my friends on FlyerTalk. How do you do it? :p </jackass response> peace be unto you. |
This little snit is actually pretty charming if you consider the usernames of the two participants.
Robert |
Originally Posted by boberonicus
(Post 10221445)
This little snit is actually pretty charming if you consider the usernames of the two participants.
Robert (If you can imagine an idiot such as myself actually, you know, "having a thought"). |
Funny, funny stuff... :D
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Do a hard reset on the router. There is a little grey almost flush button depress it for ten seconds.
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I looked it up for you, and according to your Mac, the password is ●●●●●●●●
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You may be able to find it under Applications>Utilities>Keychain access but I'm not sure...
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The Password is 1-2-3-4-5
Dick van Patten, Spaceballs |
My passwords for my routers is on the bottom written in a sharpie on a piece of tape. Check that :D
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tic is correct, you can find the password in Keychain.
(I had the same problem once and that was the solution) |
For things like this, PasswordsPlus is your friend.
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We can't help without knowing which airport it is: JFK? LAX? LHR?
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tlc and KIX are bang on. You just need to go into "Keychain Access", then look for our Airport password. Just click the lock, then type in your Mac password. Voila, your Airport password!
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