[Milton Ochoa]

Hi Everyone,

sorry if this question is already asked and reply.

I want to know what is the internet password of windows xp.

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I don't quite understand what you want. XP doesn't have a Password for the Internet, your connection may have a WEP or WPA(2) encryption which won't allow you to access it without the key.

All in all though, asking to get around a password is not permitted here at GeeksToGo! as it violates their Terms of use.

Sorry,

Mike

Edited by Suerte, 06 April 2008 - 11:30 AM.

[Mike]

I don't quite understand what you want. XP doesn't have a Password for the Internet, your connection may have a WEP or WPA(2) encryption which won't allow you to access it without the key.

All in all though, asking to get around a password is not permitted here at GeeksToGo! as it violates their Terms of use.

Sorry,

Mike

Edited by Suerte, 06 April 2008 - 11:30 AM.

[Milton Ochoa]

What I say is:

I have a Internet Conection via WAN, Miniport (PPPOE) <- THIS IS using a phone line, but when i setup for the first time, i put the password and check for "NO ask me the password" for every time that i connect.

Now i need to reinstall windows xp. but if i do that, i will lose my password.

Do u undestand me now?

[123Runner]

This would be what ever password you chose. We have no way of knowing what that was.

[AlErT]

hello,
the password your are asking about is provide by your ISP . So in case you lose your password you can get it back from your ISP

Thanks

[Milton Ochoa]

Yes, i know that my ISP can give again, but, today is sunday and they dont work today!!!

[AlErT]

if you have not changed the password then it would be the default password which is same for every user of same isp
so you can try with anyone using service of same ISP

[Milton Ochoa]

Hey you guys,

i am asking about a way to retrieve the password from the OS. or using a aplication that do that!

[Neil Jones]

Why don't you wait until tomorrow and telephone your ISP for your password?
Another twelve hours isn't going to hurt.

[Milton Ochoa]

thank you for you answer!