I guess we could discuss how WPA gave you a 60 second protection vs WEP's 10 seconds but here's what I found.
Many routers and devices get WPA wrong. I can't tell you why this is but many use a WPA/WPA2 mixed mode that does have issues.
Since there was so little security if any gained from WEP to WPA I'd go back to what works or up to WPA2.
I recently changed my network from WEP to WPA, WEP I was able to connect to my television but WPA it won't even let me finish typing in my security code, the last character of my security code I cannot type in...what is going on? I'v read from some people online that LG only accepts WEP not WPA, is this true?
If so, that is really not good! Of course I'm going to go with the safer security code, there's no way I'm going to change it, they should change this to allow WPA! why wouldn't LG want me to have more security..this makes me question them very much....
Does anyone have a possible solution to this or is what I said true? that they're only WEP compatible..?
-Thank you

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