> > Hi Alexandre: > I have an airport extreme base station with 2 airport expresses > based around the house (to boost the signal and connect to sound > equipment and printers). I have 4 Macs on the wireless network and > 1 PC. To get the non-Apple equivalent passcode launch the Airport > Admin Utility (Applications/Utilities), you'll see your base > station listed there. Double click on it and another window will > open, you'll see a new menu at the top 'Base Station'. Click on it > and you'll see Equivalent Network Password. Click this and a > little box will open with the numerical password that you will have > to enter on the PC to enable it to connect to the network. > I use WEP. I imagine that wpa2 is more or less the same. This > should work. > Good luck, > Tim > hello again almost by mistake, i found the solution to my problem: 1. system preferences > network. 2. in the "show" dropdown menu, select "airport". 3. further down, select "by default, join: PREFERRED NETWORKS" 4. select the network you want to join, and click "edit" 5. in the window that slides down, select "show password". 6. copy-paste the password WITHOUT the "$" at the beginning into windows. 7. you should be able to log-on to your airport network. i was. regards and thanks to those that offered their help! alexandre :: 17" 2.33ghz ic2d macbook pro / 2.0gb / 160gb / X.4.8 :: :: 24" 2.33ghz ic2d imac / 2.0gb / 250gb / X.4.8 ::