This happened to one of my relative and I guess this would have happened to all those who would have at least used wireless routers once . We generally setup the password during the initial installation of the router and thereafter its never ever required to reset or memorize the WPA key, but what happens if you buy a new laptop after couple of years, now thats exactly what happened to my relative. He bought a new MAC now he don't know the WPA key. So he called me up and its really very simple to reset the WPA key if you haven't updated the routers default credentials.
For Dlink Wireless Routers just follow the steps below:
1. Open up the admin console of Dlink Router by typing the url "http://192.168.0.1/", you will get a screen as shown one below :
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2. The default username and password is "admin" and "" (leave the password field blank) respectively Or check your router manual for the credentials
3. Once you login, you have the access to reset the WPA key.
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