
How do I get my wireless WEP password for my Sony PSP?I have a Sony PSP and have been trying to connect to the Internet with my wireless base station, but it keeps asking for a "WEP" and I don't have a clue what that is or how I get it. Help! First off, let me show you how to ascertain your WEP password, then let me tell you the bad news... I have rather an older SMC wireless access point that comes with a software package that runs on Windows XP called "EZ Connect". When I start the program up on a PC that's connected to the access point, here's what I see: ![]() It's not the worlds best application - more modern wireless devices have Web-based interfaces that let you access the unit with your favorite Web browser - but it's functional. To access the WEP password, I need to actually connect to the access point, which means I need to know the AP password (which is different from the wifi password, note). Once I'm connected, I choose Command -> Configure and here's what I see: ![]() Lots of mysterious settings that I am sure I don't want to tweak, and the all-important button on the right side labeled Encryption.... That's what we want, so I click it and now see: ![]() In this instance you can see that the passphrase for my wireless network is "askdavetaylor!" and that's the WEP key needed for this device. The earlier screen's SSID field showed the network name too, by the way, "WLAN". Armed with these two pieces of information I should be able to connect to the wireless network with any wifi-enabled device, Mac, PC, Sony PSP, whatever. However, it's not always that easy, so once you've pressed "Apply", you'll see that the "Manual Entry" boxes are also filled out and those offer you a hexadecimal encrypted password too. That's useful: write the first of them down. If your device doesn't like the passphrase, try using the encrypted key instead. It'll be something like 1cf341a34c. Mac users might find that they need to prepend the "$" symbol to get an encrypted key to be accepted as a wireless password too. Lots of choices for you! Now, having said that, I have to admit that I have never been able to get my own Sony PSP device to connect to a password-protected wireless network, even knowing all these different password entry options. I imagine some people have had success, but most of what I hear about is failure. If you can't get your PSP to work with your password-protected WEP wifi network, consider either turning off encryption (not a great idea) or scanning to see if you can find a kindly neighbor who hasn't enabled encryption on their network and borrow that connection. Many facilities including libraries and cafes offer open wireless networks too, in a pinch. If you have had success connecting your PSP to a WEP-enabled network, please do let us know about it. Was it 64-bit or 128-bit encryption? Did you use the passphrase or the hex encrypted password? Hope that helps you figure this out!
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Never miss another useful Q&A article again! Subscribe to AskDaveTaylor with Google Reader. Since the WEP key is really a hex key, the utilities need to convert the passphrase into a hex key using some algorithm. The problem is that no two implementations use the same algorithm. What you need to do is to find out the hex equivalent and enter it instead. I have no problem connecting my PSP to my Airport Extreme using the hex equivalent. Mac users using Airport: you can get the hex equivalent by running your Airport Admin Utility, configure your base station and select "Equivalent Network Password..." from the "Base Station" menu. Posted by: Avi at January 18, 2006 5:18 PMwhere can u buy a wifi conection 4 my psp? Posted by: alex burns at January 20, 2006 12:06 PMAlex, you can buy just about any 802.11b or "mixed mode" wireless access point / base station and be up and running pretty quickly. Buy.com, for example, has a wifi base station that costs only $30 after rebates. See: http://www.buy.com/prod/Linksys_WAP11_Wireless_Access_Point_802_11b/q/loc/101/10259366.html Generally, though, I'd recommend a wifi base station + mini-router so you can switch from a setup like PC -> cable modem or PC -> DSL modem (both via Ethernet) to PC -> wifi base station -> cable or DSL modem. With a regular wifi base station, you can't connect two cables, just one. That means that you'd be looking at a low-end solution like this: That's $53. Hope that's helpful info! Posted by: Dave Taylor at January 20, 2006 9:34 PMConnecting a psp to the internet through a linksys befw11s4 is easy. In the router: Under basic wireless setting: Under Wireless security Now, you have to set up the psp to connect to the router Thats it (haha) THis DOES work. It works on mine and it works on the people who pay me to come to their houses and set it up for them. If it doesnt work for you, then try again! Posted by: MrBrosco at January 24, 2006 8:48 AMJust make sure that your router is in g and b mode or just b (PSP does not support G) and enter the key as it appears, unlike my PC this is case sensitive and it DOES work with 128bit! Posted by: Ben at February 11, 2006 2:59 PMdave i have a question if i change my wep code will it affect my computers internet and my other computers internet? will i have to enter it? how will i enter it? will i have to enter it in my computer that i changed it in.... im trying to change it so i can get my psps internet to work...thanks Posted by: phat at February 12, 2006 3:39 PMPhat, if any of your other computers are also using your access point, then changing a password will affect all of them because they will no longer be able to connect! Posted by: Dave Taylor at February 12, 2006 11:11 PMi cant connect my sony psp to the internet im running version 2.60 and i still dont get it its just too hard Posted by: zac at February 21, 2006 10:58 PMZac, have a look at this article: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/connect_to_the_internet_with_my_sony_psp.html I think it'll make this seem a lot less difficult! Posted by: Dave Taylor at February 21, 2006 11:01 PMthis doesnt make any sense to me! you wouldnt happen to know how to do it on a sony viao with bt yahoo would you? Posted by: matt at February 22, 2006 11:06 AMHey, my Linksys router is set up basically the same as yours, MrBrosco, and I am still unable to get my PSP (with 2.5 firmware) to connect to my wireless, or any other wireless connections I've found. The wi-fi is on of course, and I've tried using all the WEP keys, and have even generated new ones a good half dozen times now and still nothing. But what more is that I can't to even unsecured networks, it always says that it has timed out or that it cant find the network. I've tried everything I've found here, and half the stuff on the internet on the same topics (lol). The wireless internet was a big selling point to me, and though the games are awesome thus far, I can't justify the system unless I can get everything to work on it. Thanks alot for your time, and I hope someone out there can give me a hand. I'd be happy to give someone my aim name if that would be of any assistance to my cause. Thanks again Izak Posted by: Izak at February 23, 2006 3:08 AMdave i dont really understand your directions to changing the WEP code and if i change it my other computers internet wont work so im wondering how to set it up on my other computers too...im not really a comp genious as u can c thanks 4 the help Posted by: phat at February 24, 2006 5:42 PMPhat, you're right. You don't want to change the WEP code, you want to figure out what it *is* then use that for your PSP just as you would another laptop or computer in your house/office. Posted by: Dave Taylor at February 24, 2006 9:58 PMDave now i know that i dont want to change the WEP code i want to find out what it is but when i go to the thing on my comp where you enter your WEP code it has it like this *********** or however many star things there are...im wondering how would i find it out on my computer Phat, the stars are shown as a security measure. You still need to know the password directly from the access point, you can't take the shortcut of checking a computer that connects properly to the network. Sorry! Posted by: Dave Taylor at February 26, 2006 8:32 PMdave i dont understand how i would get my code you say that i cant get it on my comp and i cant ask you so honestly how would i get it? please answer this question.......... Posted by: phat at February 27, 2006 2:50 PMI'm in the same boat as you Izak so I feel your pain. I've got several systems connected to my 64-bit WEP-encrypted Linksys wireless network but so far have come up empty with two different PSPs. Posted by: Eric at February 27, 2006 9:10 PMhow do i get why ssid thing wre i type it in? Posted by: tyler miles at March 7, 2006 4:26 PMalso it is on the bill u get with the pc Posted by: matt at March 27, 2006 3:40 AMHello. I just got the internet to work on my psp. i dont get it how to u find ur WEP key on PSP i have yahoo and i have 100 singnal strenght where do i go on my comp to find the WEP key? Posted by: Ryan at April 2, 2006 1:12 PMRyan, your WEP is something that's set in your wireless access point / wifi device, not something on your computer directly. Your wifi base station (they're all different names for the same thing) should have some administrative software or a special address that you can point your Web browser to let you get to these settings. That should get you what you need. Posted by: Dave Taylor at April 2, 2006 9:21 PMI NEED THE WEP KEY I HAVE A WESTELL WIRELESS CONNECTION AND I HAVE 100% IN MY HOUSE WHAT DO I DO? Posted by: LIL_NASTY at April 30, 2006 12:20 AMmy psp will not let me on myspace.everytime i put in"www.myspace.com"it say bad request what I'm doin wrong? Posted by: Devon at May 12, 2006 12:21 AMI want to go on myspace.com on my PSP everytime I try it doesnt work it says Bad Request Can you help me Posted by: Steve at June 7, 2006 10:56 PMeverytime i go to myspace on my PSP it says Bad Request it worked for a day then stopped whats wrong? Posted by: Darrell at June 25, 2006 5:34 PMheya i know i have 2 get my wep key but how ?? i read f another sie that i need to get to gateway summary where the hell is that ?? dave could u e-mail me please much appriciated. Henry- Posted by: Henners at July 9, 2006 1:20 PMHow do I get on my myspace through my Sony PSP? Posted by: Nikki. at July 26, 2006 8:47 PMDave wat do i have 2 type in my address bar 2 get my wep key i think some1 said i had 2 put in my SSID Posted by: jason at July 30, 2006 12:49 PMhey i got my psp online a while ago and use to be able to access myspace and suddenly it tells me "bad request" anyone know why? Posted by: TLTB at August 11, 2006 8:13 PMHey, everytime i try to sign on to myspace it says bad request can you help? Posted by: Mike at August 27, 2006 9:41 AMHey, everytime i try to sign on to myspace it says bad request can you help? Posted by: Mike at August 27, 2006 9:41 AMHey, everytime i try to sign on to myspace it says bad request can you help? Posted by: Mike at August 27, 2006 11:06 AMI cant get onto myspace either. Can you tell me how to fix that? Posted by: Chris at September 19, 2006 10:23 PMcan you give me a ssid #or a wlansettings # and wep key Posted by: bryan at September 21, 2006 2:29 PMHEY. i cant get myspace to work since i switched internet programs...it just constantly goes back to the login screen or says bad request (like that other kid) any advice? Posted by: chickachicka at October 4, 2006 4:44 PMHEY. i cant get myspace to work since i switched internet programs...it just constantly goes back to the login screen or says bad request (like that other kid) any advice? Posted by: chickachicka at October 4, 2006 5:12 PMMy PSP will no longer access the net, for some reason it just stopped. It comes up with error (80410209) and I can't find a reason for it at all. My WEP key is correct. The PSP detects the WLAN in my house BTHUB setup, but when it tries to access the net it comes up with the error now. I've tried sitching to B mode from B/G mode switching from 64 to 128 bit encryption but I have lost the capability of accessing the net on my psp now :( And can't think why? There is no reason at all for it as my pc's in the house can still access the BTHUB WLAN. What has changed on my PSP? One night I'm browsing next night I'm hist with this strange error. Posted by: Keith Morgan at November 3, 2006 5:27 PMgive me your WEP key Posted by: jamichael at November 4, 2006 3:22 PMhey i am actually using my psp browser right now. I was wondering if you had an answer for the myspace problem? It used to work but not anymore and I want to know if it can be fixed or not. Posted by: racheal at November 23, 2006 2:22 PMif you up graded system to 2.82 or higher it installed security patches that don't allow you to go to myspace. Posted by: ray at December 1, 2006 2:54 PMi bought a used psp and tried to get online and it ask for a four digit password i dont know it and im lost help please anyone out there Posted by: al danna at December 7, 2006 9:33 PMHow do i get on myspace using a PSP? Posted by: Dalton at December 17, 2006 7:20 PMHI, i was wondering, where can i find the SSID for my psp?? HELP thanks! Posted by: Lorena at December 19, 2006 9:01 PMJust found a solution to the WEP issue. Make sure your Wireless network is set to "Open" NOT "Shared." Contrary to the terminology, "Open" is actually better security. If you choose 64 bit encryption, you'll need the default WEP key you set (I have mine set to Key1) - just enter in the 5 character code and you're golden. Posted by: killorbytes at December 26, 2006 8:01 AMI cant get past the WEP!!! Posted by: Jared at December 27, 2006 12:12 AMFor myspace bad request, is there anyway to get past the security patches? Or am I stuck? Or is it another reason that "BAD REQUEST" pops up everytime I type in myspace.com? Posted by: jj at December 27, 2006 11:11 PMEveryone to login myspace you usually have to type in your myspace url (myspace.com/xxxxxx) then click on view more pics and login from there should work... and the psp password is all 0000 and you can change it after!! Posted by: phade at December 27, 2006 11:43 PMWhy does my psp always send me back to the log in screen when I try to log into myspace? Is there any way I can log onto it on my psp? Please help me if you know how to fix the problem im having with myspace. Posted by: christy at January 2, 2007 2:23 AMI've read through all of these (and other listings) and am still unable to connect my PSP to my wireless network. I know quite a bit about networking, so this isn't something simple (like "what's my SSID??)! My specifics are that I run 128 bit WEP encryption (so my hex key is 10 characters long). Also, unlike everyone else I've seen post here, I don't take the default "key1" but rather use "key3". So... my PSP finds the network OK with OK signal strength, but when I enter the 10 digit hex key, it is still unable to connect. Can anyone else confirm that they DO enter their hex key and not their "english" key. (Please tell me that the PSP does NOT do something silly like default to 64 bit encryption with key1.) Also, for those able to connect, did it matter if you used capital letters or lower case? Thanks! Posted by: DSperling at January 2, 2007 10:29 AMI have to admit that I have never gotten my PSP to connect with my 10-digit hex-key WEP 802.11b network either. I just tap into my neighbors networks, which is darn annoying. I keep thinking that an update will fix it, but so far it's all still nonfunctional. Interestingly, I have a Nokia 770 device which is kinda like a PSP minus games but plus bluetooth, etc., and when I first got it, it too couldn't see my network, but when I applied an OS update from Nokia it worked just fine. Maybe Sony just isn't paying attention to this particular problem?? I'll bug 'em during CES next week. Posted by: Dave Taylor at January 2, 2007 10:57 AMJust got the WEP working on my PSP. Needed to set the authentification type to 'both' rather than 'shared' on the access point and I can now connect with 64-bit, 10 digit hex key encryption. Posted by: Rich at January 2, 2007 1:27 PMThanks... I also FINALLY got mine to work, but it had been a different problem. I switched my key selection from "key3" to "key1" and the PSP connected. Then, all I had to do was go around to the other four computers on my wireless LAN and change the password. Thanks for the help! Posted by: DSperling at January 2, 2007 2:23 PMDave - I have recently boght a wireless router, and didnt realise it isnt a router/modem so I am currently tryint to set it up as a wireless access point, to do this i have plugged my USB modem in to my computer, shared internet to xbox via a hub and ran a cable from the same hub to a wireless netgear router, but obviously i cant get internet yet on DS/PSP untill its set up correctly, i need to change the DHCP setting and NAT maybe? managed to get psp connected to wireless network by starting conn from scratch & entering wep key in capitals selecting custom on next stage & selecting auto on all settings after that. thank god it now works..... Posted by: callum b at January 30, 2007 1:40 PMSwitching to OPEN KEY (instead of shared key) and entering the HEX KEY did the trick for my PSP! I'm using a D-Link DGL-4300 router. Posted by: Godbrain at February 11, 2007 1:25 PMI DID ALL THE SETTING N MY PSP IP ADRESS CANT FIND WOULD U PLZ EMAIL THANKS Posted by: JERRY at February 11, 2007 3:13 PMhey if u wat to find ur ip adress JERRY go to the start button ad go to progams/accsesoreis or whatev its called and go to Comman prompt ipconfig and it will tell u alot of stuff Posted by: Bronson at February 13, 2007 1:24 PMI am sooooooooo confused!!! I don't know what any of these things are such as wep, ssid, wlan, and a bunch of other stuff. personally, i don't care!! pleez tellme how to get internet on my psp. i have been on the internet (with my computer) for weeks trying to find out how, but everyone always uses these big words that i don't understand and i am a halfway smart kid. normally i am good at following intructions, but this is crazy!! plleeeezzzzzz help. thanx bunches!!! Posted by: tess at February 18, 2007 4:14 PMHOW CAN I FIND THE WEP KEY FROM THE ROUTER Posted by: Santiagero at February 18, 2007 8:53 PMhow to put internet on your psp Posted by: adrian at March 3, 2007 6:36 PMhow come you dont answer the myspace questions [bad request] Posted by: yahyah at March 19, 2007 3:35 PMBecause I have written about it in a variety of different places. In a nutshell, the browser included with the PSP is very lightweight and can't handle complicated multimedia sites like YouTube nor can it handle the coding that they have on MySpace for account management. i don't know of any workaround. :-\ Posted by: Dave Taylor at March 19, 2007 3:52 PMhey. i tried`what you said`for getting on myspace but when i put in my URL it still says "bad request" do you know what to do or if i did something wrong? Posted by: nat at March 24, 2007 4:47 PMI got the PSP to connect to my Netgear WGR614 with WEP encryption. the key was, on the Wireless Settings screen under the 192.168.0.1 router homepage (which is also where you'll find your WEP Key), i had to change my settings from Shared Key to Open Key, however, once i did that i had to go and change all the settings on my other wireless devices, so in the end i just decided that when i need to use my psp online, i'll just change the shared to open temporarily. psp worked like a charm as soon as i saved it with "open key". Posted by: Nate at March 25, 2007 11:44 AMwhy does my psp keep saying bad request on myspace Posted by: laflavious at April 1, 2007 12:18 PMCan u please explain why my psp will get the access point but cant find the IP address. And how to fix it. Posted by: Steven Mcdonald at April 2, 2007 11:44 AMmyspace worked wen i got my psp then it started sayin 'bad request' then recently i tried agen n it worked (im on firmware 3.11) then i went on hotmail n that started doin 'bad request' then i went bak on myspace n it only worked4a while b4 doin 'bad request' then hotmail worked agen! y? Posted by: yoz1234 at April 5, 2007 4:18 PMSOLUTION! Or if it still doesn't work go on this site as an alternative! http://mlvb.net/www.myspace.com It's myspace.com but simpler and takes less time to load www. Posted by: yoz1234 at April 6, 2007 10:09 AMhow Can I get Itunes On My PSP and How Can I Get What is a wep key for psp and how do u downlode music and photos and videos Posted by: Antwone at April 21, 2007 8:44 AMLocating your WEP is not really that hard. My internet provider is AT&T. My routher is a 2WIRE XXXXHG Gateway Im sorry if you are confused, Im just trying to guide you step by step on how to get your WEP. I hope this will help some of you guys. If you have any more questions just email me. Ill try to send you pics or something. Good Luck Everyone. --Leon. Posted by: Leon at April 21, 2007 11:00 AMi got netgear, AOL. my psp can detect the access point, but it says that it cant get the ip address, and when i type it manualy it says there was a problem the DNS. Posted by: emanuel at April 26, 2007 12:53 PMalrite heres my problem i've got a wireless router at my house with no security settings and every time i try to connectit will say a connection error has occurred. why is it doing this if im right next to my router and there is no security settings? Posted by: shawn at May 3, 2007 4:31 PMFor Mac users, finding your WEP couldn't be simpler. Go to Applications/Utilities and open up the Airport Admin Utility. Click Configure to log in, and once your in, at the top of the window should be an icon of a lock that reads below password. Click on that and it will give you the 26 Hex equivalent password (WEP key) Posted by: Darrin at May 21, 2007 8:28 PMmy room mate has a 2wire connection 2wire739 but how do i get the wep key if he wont give it to me its for my psp i just want to use the internet can some one fine that password for it or fine it on ez connection please help me Posted by: vanpsp at May 25, 2007 4:41 AMwhat is the ssid password because i lost my book where do i find the wep key for my sony PSP???? please help Posted by: Speedy at June 7, 2007 4:45 PMHi I've just bought a pre owned PSP but it has a 4 digit security code on it I do not know what this is. Is there any way I can over ride this or should I just return it to the shop? I would be grateful for any help. Posted by: Loz Stokes at June 30, 2007 11:20 AMI just bought my PSP and also a wireless router. I went to network settings and did all the steps but then after went i tried to go onto google it said "Communication with the server failed. A DNS error has occurred. (80410410)" Thanks. Posted by: mike at June 30, 2007 1:45 PMI've finally figured out where to find the WEP Key # on my wireless router after numerous hours of trying to figure out everything. It was as simple as flipping the router over and entering the unlabeled WEP # underneath the S.N.(Serial Number) in brackets. Posted by: "B" at July 10, 2007 12:43 PMdave,i dont know how to change my security settings on my psp please help Posted by: jimy at August 6, 2007 11:16 PMHi how do you find out your 4 digit password for psp internet where is it? Posted by: tommy d at August 16, 2007 3:12 PMHow do I get started to using my Psp like a laptop. I'm reading a lot of WEP's, switching it to "Open". How can I start I have an Optimum Online. Posted by: Raphael at August 24, 2007 3:53 PMhow can i get WEP key? use the scan option to find the WEP network and click NONE for the security on the next screen. some networks will let you right in. Posted by: Ryan at October 8, 2007 5:42 PMhi i have wirless internet from bell and i try to do the test connect and it sayed it time out and failed what can i do ? Posted by: niru at November 8, 2007 6:15 AMi cant find my smc and wep Posted by: desiree at November 12, 2007 10:49 PMhelp dave I need a master code for the 4-didget browser entry I have put a code in ove a year ago and can't remember what it is . Can you help? Posted by: Dave at November 16, 2007 9:23 AMi recently bought a used psp and everytime i try to connect to the internet it asks for a four digit password . . . . i have connected it to netgear and everything i just dont understand this four digit password thing . . . can i change it or what ?? Posted by: kris at November 17, 2007 9:57 AMi forgot my wireless connection password so i can't get online for my wii? how can I figure it out with no confusion? Posted by: Read at November 25, 2007 4:28 PMif i do not have a router how can i get the wep key Posted by: chameleon at December 16, 2007 6:56 AMJust wanted to share my experience on setting up my recently received (thank-you Santa!) PSP-2000 (slim) model to work online with my in-home wireless network in the hopes that it might help some of you out there that are having issues. First, I would also like to thank Dave as this site has already helped me set up a couple of things with my new PSP, including getting online. To set up the background, I have a wireless D-Link dl-624 router in my home with 128-bit encryption, which means a 26 character WEP kep or password if you prefer. At first I tried to enter the 26 character WEP key, however the PSP would only accept 21 characters, so I couldn't enter the entire WEP key. Using the information above AND MY SET UP BOOK FOR MY ROUTER (I'm surprised how many people throw this away after the initial set-up, you must keep this information people!), I went online and reconfigured my router settings to ensure that the following were set...1) set network to "open" NOT "SHARED" 2) ensure that you are using "key 1" as your WEP key position. Finally I changed from 128 bit to 64 bit encryption so that I could reduce my WEP key from 26 characters to 10 characters. Once I reduced the number of characters in my WEP key, I re-entered this key into my PSP. I must tell you that the first time I tried to enter the Key, my PSP did not accept it, so I tried a second time. On the second time, my PSP accepted the WEP KEY, I finished up the set up with all "AUTOMATIC" settings on the PSP and PRESTO! I was able to access the internet! One word of caution if you use this method, remember to change your WEP KEY CODE on any of your in home desktops/laptops/xbox 360, etc (anything that is accessing your network) to your NEW WE KEY or you will not be able to use those devices to access the internet. If what I have written here helps even one person, then I am happy I have taken the time to submit this comment. Cheers, Alex Posted by: Alex at December 27, 2007 6:41 AMhow do i fin the 4 digit passwrod. not the wep. this is the ;ast step and im on the net on my psp. I BOUGHT IT USED Posted by: BJ at January 4, 2008 11:47 PMok i hav a router and i flipped it over to find my WEP-key and i cant find any 10 digit codes they are all to many or to little digits Hello. I just got the internet to work on my psp. plz help me i need to know where to find the wep key. a lot of u guuys said to look under the router for the 10 digits in brackets, i did and found nothing. btw router and modem r the same rite? anyways i did wat a lot of u wrote, i tried ur way to leon but none get me far enough. i get lost in the middle. anyways if someone could help thx. P.S how do i recover a passkey to connect my laptop to my wirless hub upstairs? Posted by: mike at February 22, 2008 4:28 PMHey. For all those who were wondering why When you got on myspace on your PSP, it said bad request because it may have a parental control. to fix that, go to settings, then go down to secuirity settings. you will see a row of parental control levels and you should change it to none, and you will have to have a password. if a password was never set, then it is just 0000. Posted by: Eric at February 25, 2008 4:46 PMwep key is on modem look under u modem Posted by: waleed at March 15, 2008 5:16 PMi have a psp a i dont know how to log on i really need a WEP key i dnt hav a clue what it is please giv me a password please i dont know what to do Posted by: rukia at April 15, 2008 3:55 PMI have a lot to say, but ...
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