OSF; Complete novice

[Guest allmac07]

Thanks, can't get past this gen 1 or gen 2 without downloading something and frightened of ruining the phone.

Can anyone simplify this for a genuine novice?

Thanks

you should be able to access internet on wifi if you have it without 3gs operational go to menu/settings/wireless and network tick the box marked wifi then enter wifi settings your wifi should show in here connect then download the app to check what gen you have

[Guest Elgreco77]

you should be able to access internet on wifi if you have it without 3gs operational go to menu/settings/wireless and network tick the box marked wifi then enter wifi settings your wifi should show in here connect then download the app to check what gen you have

Thanks, I wish, no wifi either.

Do you know the wifis settings for 02 PAYG?

Thanks

[Guest Elgreco77]

Thanks, I wish, no wifi either.

Do you know the wifis settings for 02 PAYG?

Thanks

The wifi has found my Virgin and is asking for a password to connect. I don't normally use one on my laptop or pc and don't remember setting one up. Can anyone advise? Should I contact Virgin?

[Guest allmac07]

The wifi has found my Virgin and is asking for a password to connect. I don't normally use one on my laptop or pc and don't remember setting one up. Can anyone advise? Should I contact Virgin?

try four zeros or some variation of 1234 if you have not changed the password yourself default passwords tend not to be to complicated

just had a quick google try password as the pass if not have a look at the bottom of your router apparently some have it printed there

Edited May 4, 2011 by allmac07

[Guest Elgreco77]

try four zeros or some variation of 1234 if you have not changed the password yourself default passwords tend not to be to complicated

just had a quick google try password as the pass if not have a look at the bottom of your router apparently some have it printed there

Thanks very much. Tried all these and the one under the set. No luck. I rung Virgin and they won't help because, although its their router, I didn't buy it directly from them. Its a netgear and I bought it on EBay

Thanks, can anyone help?

Cheers

[Guest allmac07]

Thanks very much. Tried all these and the one under the set. No luck. I rung Virgin and they won't help because, although its their router, I didn't buy it directly from them. Its a netgear and I bought it on EBay

Thanks, can anyone help?

Cheers

most of the NETGEAR devices, except ReadyNAS products and Fully Managed switches, have the following default username and password:

Username = admin

Password = password

For older devices, password = 1234

If you have changed the default password and have forgotten it, you will need to reset the NETGEAR device to factory default settings in order to use the default username and password. Click here to learn how to reset the NETGEAR device to factory default settings. Please note: restoring a device to its factory default settings will erase any changes you have saved to the device

http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a...2lkLzNTVGNnY3Rr

[Guest Elgreco77]

most of the NETGEAR devices, except ReadyNAS products and Fully Managed switches, have the following default username and password:

Username = admin

Password = password

For older devices, password = 1234

If you have changed the default password and have forgotten it, you will need to reset the NETGEAR device to factory default settings in order to use the default username and password. Click here to learn how to reset the NETGEAR device to factory default settings. Please note: restoring a device to its factory default settings will erase any changes you have saved to the device

http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a...2lkLzNTVGNnY3Rr

Many thanks

[Guest Elgreco77]

Many thanks

thanks, tried password, which is what it says under the router, and 1234, I get " secured with WPa/WPA2 PSK"

then " on password " remembered" but then password is not correct. I'm worried about restoring the default as both laptop and pc work fine and I don't want to lose them.

Thanks