Ipod touch won't find my wi fi

SOURCE: Can't connect my Ipod touch to my router?

i had the same problem too with my'n. My issue was on of my setting's was set to block that wi-fi connection. Try switching your setting for finding internet connection from automatic to manual. that should do the trick!

SOURCE: Can't connect my router to my Ipod touch?

ok do this if it is already showing your router up on your portable device but it has that security lock and you are unable to join or need a password which u dont know lol go to that network and on the top push forget this network. than go back and click on for other location. than for the name put in your router name usually 5 characters long make sure u use capitalization cuz its case sensitive. than select what kind of key u have it should say right on the side of your wireless router. than type the key in usually a wep key and u should be set to join it if it doesnt auto matically do soo

SOURCE: i have a wireless router

If you have a working Windows wireless machine, you can extract the key from the Windows machine and use it on your other devices.
Download this: http://download.cnet.com/WirelessKeyView/3000-2092_4-10614187.html
and then run it.

You can learn the WEP or WPA key in use which you can then use on other devices.
If there are no other working wireless devices, you will need to log on to your access point and reset the password there. The instructions for that depend on your access point.
If it is a WEP key, it may come in two forms - a "password" or a number that is 10 or 26 digits long. You need to use the 10 or 26 character version in the iPod touch.

SOURCE: Hi am having prob on

Method 1.
If you forgot the WPA Key for your router, you will most likely have to connect to the router directly and reset the password to something you can remember.
In order to do this, you will need to have access to the router itself, and an Ethernet cable.
First you will need to connecting your computer to an open Ethernet port on the router itself and log onto the router's configuration program.
This program is usually a webpage on the IP of the router.
To do this type the IP of the router into a web browser's address bar.
In most cases the default IP of the router is 192.168.1.1, however you can find what this IP is by connecting to the router directly, and opening up a command prompt (In the Accessories folder in the start menu) and typing "ipconfig /all" (without quotes) and looking for an entry named "default gateway", the number next to it is the IP of the router you're connected to.
When you get into the router's setup program, it will ask you for the configuration password, if you set up the router, then this is a password you set, if you did not, the either ask the person who did, or move on to method 2.
After you have logged on to the router, look for wireless settings or security settings, and the Wi-fi password should be there for you to change to something you can remember.


Method 2.
If you can't log onto the router to change the WPA Key because you've also forgotten the router's configuration password, you'll need to do a factory reset (hard reset) of your router.
To do this you will need to have physical access to the router and you will need to find the reset button.
Usually by holding down the reset button on the router for 3-5 seconds, the router will initiate a hard reset, erasing all the settings, and setting itself back to factory default settings.
This will mean that you can log onto the router via the steps above and set the password for your wi-fi.
The default password after a reset will depend on your router, but in most cases it will either be administrator:password or admin:password or just blank:blank, if you have to, refer to the manufacturers website for the default password.