Hacked WPA encryption

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Hi I need help somebody hacked into my wireless network and locked me out of it and changed the encryption to WPA and hacked into my windows 7 computer and changed that password also, how can I hack into my systems again???:confused::confused::confused: X| X| :mad:

Posted 18-Jun-10 19:25pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2010-06-18T22:26:00

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I don't think that you can hack into them unless you have access to hacking software. Assuming you have the installation media for your systems you should reinstall and make certain that you use more secure passwords.

Posted 18-Jun-10 22:26pm

Richard MacCutchan

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2010-06-19T01:48:00

If they changed your system password on Windows, your only option is to reformat and reinstall windows from scratch. Period.

If they hacked your router, you can usually reset it because most routers have an external method for doing that (like holding a button in for x number of seconds).

Your problems are that you probably:

0) Neglected to change the admin password on your router.

1) If your machine is left on, you probably don't make it lock the box when it goes to screen saver mode.

2) Are using an account with admin privileges.

If any of those are true, I have to say you got what you deserved.

I would reset the router FIRST, and then reinstall Windows. I would also check the rest of the machines on the LAN to make sure they haven't also been compromised.

Peter Hawke · Answer 3 · 2012-04-07T15:52:00

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What I did when my Vista wouldn't start up correctly is I reinstalled it and it gave me an option to save all of the files in C:\Windows.old\. I did it and it had all of my files there. Pretty sweet.

Posted 7-Apr-12 15:52pm

Peter Hawke