Windows 10: Windows 10 keeps asking for my wireless internet's security key

So, my Windows computer cannot connect to my wireless internet. All of my other devices can. After logging in, I have internet connection for a few seconds, and then it says my internet has no internet but is secured. After trying to reconnect, it pauses for about 20 seconds checking network requirements, and then says I need a security key, although my internet does not have a security key. I have tried using my normal wifi password and I have tried forgetting and setting up my wifi in the network and sharing center, but after a day it went back to doing the same thing. I have tried setting u

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Wireless connection available but says "No internet, secured"

What if there's no - Wireless lan listed? Everything else is there and I tried your steps but it didn't work. Still have WiFi no internet, secured message.

 

Windows 10 1511 wireless network key not correct

Hi Richard,

Thank you for posting your response, we appreciate the time and effort that you have invested in to fix the issue.

I would suggest that you refer to the steps below on How to find your Network Security key.

• Connect your PC to the router using a network (Ethernet) cable.
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  Open a web browser and enter the IP address for your wireless router into the search bar (for example, 192.168.1.1 or 172.16.0.0). You can find the default IP address in the documentation that came with your router.
  
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  Enter the user name and password to open the router settings webpage. Most router documentation contains a default user name and password.
  
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  On the router settings webpage, look for a wireless or wireless settings option. Depending on the router manufacturer, this might be a tab, icon, or option in a task pane.
  
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  On the wireless settings page, look for a security or wireless encryption setting. The security key (sometimes called a network key, a passphrase, or a network password) should be listed nearby.
  

I would also suggest that you try to reconfigure your wireless connection and check.

Hope this information helps.

 

Hotel/Guest Wireless Internet.

I would like to set up a wireless internet connection in my dorm room that myself and my roomate can use but also make it available to neighboring rooms.

The problem is that once I give the security key it will be impossible know how many people and who is using it.

I was wondering if it is possible to have a wireless router that allows for different guest accounts and passwords.

also mayb monitor the mac adresses connected to the router.

Any suggestions or solutions are greatly appreciated.