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<blockquote data-quote="yacob.naif" data-source="post: 2438632" data-attributes="member: 565696">d-link is a linksys repackaged by best buyand besides, you can change the security, there&#039;s a few neutrally accepted security schemes.the trick is still going to be the password, tho, because the linksys program automatically encrypts the password into the real passwordfor example, you type your password, say &quot;caraudio&quot;what the program sees, and sends to the router is something more along the lines of &quot;800b 1e33s s8867 s42qz 491q 48sv&quot;without that encrypted password, you can&#039;t set it up without the actual linksys software, because if you tell windows the password is just &quot;caraudio&quot; it wont connectnetgear does the same thing, but the netgear software actually shows the encrypted password as you type in the plain text password, and then you can copy and paste, print it out, and use it to setup your other comptuters</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yacob.naif, post: 2438632, member: 565696"] d-link is a linksys repackaged by best buy and besides, you can change the security, there's a few neutrally accepted security schemes. the trick is still going to be the password, tho, because the linksys program automatically encrypts the password into the real password for example, you type your password, say "caraudio" what the program sees, and sends to the router is something more along the lines of "800b 1e33s s8867 s42qz 491q 48sv" without that encrypted password, you can't set it up without the actual linksys software, because if you tell windows the password is just "caraudio" it wont connect netgear does the same thing, but the netgear software actually shows the encrypted password as you type in the plain text password, and then you can copy and paste, print it out, and use it to setup your other comptuters [/QUOTE]

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