Samer99 wroteYou don't need the Administrator username or password to be able to change the SSID and the WEP/WPA keys, just login as a User (Username: user / Password: user)...
I did that. Previously, it never worked, but today it did. Lucky maybe?
GreenM wrotewhy not WPA2-PSK?
No idea. I just know that WPA is good so I chose it. Also read that WPA2 is no different from WPA except that it enforces the usage of AES as the encryption algorithm. Although that doesn't make much sense, that's what I read. If someone who is more knowledgeable on the subject would explain the difference, I'll be thankful.