The user manual of your linksys router should tell how to access the router management page. If you're there you can see (and change if you wish) that password.
The general procedure is:
1. Open a browser in a PC that is connected with a cable (not wireless)
2. Type the IP-address of the router in the address bar. Something like 192.168.1.1. The exact value should be in the manual. If you can't find it, it's the gateway address shown in program IPCONFIG on that PC.
3. Type the username and password that allow access to the router management. The default values are in the user manual, but you or whoever set it up can have changed it. But it could be that a full reset of the router resets it to the default password (that's in the user manual also).
4. Find the SSID and the password.
But it's the same SSID and the same password as used on your Vostro 1510 laptop. Since that came out in 2008, your must have used it then, That's 7 years ago, 2 years after somebody set up that router for you. Now use the same. It's that easy.
Kees
I'm trying out a Lenovo tablet which I received from Office Depot yesterday. After charging the battery I began to play with it in my living room. Lenovo's literature which came with the tablet leaves a lot to be desired; very skimpy.
I have a nine year old Linksys WRT54G router which is installed in a bedroom where I have a Dell desktop computer set up; I also have a Dell Vostro 1510 laptop which I use wirelessly thanks to the router.
When I powered on the Lenovo tablet and went to wireless settings I recognized my router in the list of many routers and tried to connect the tablet to my router which is password protected.
I was asked to enter my password; I don't remember it because this was set up for me 9 years ago. I went ahead and entered a password but the Lenovo tablet would not connect. Should I contact Linksys; the company that made my WRT54G router and ask them for assistance?
Big Steve
04/28/15

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