Cranberry has it, I think. It’s a question of finding the right password. The one for wifi connections is not the one to connect to Virgin, nor is it the one on the bottom of the router – that’s for logging in to the controls for the router – which is what you need to do, to find out the wifi password.
1. Hold down the Windows key, the one with a flag on, and hit the R key.
2. In the box that pops up, type cmd, then hit return
3. In the black window that pops up, type ipconfig and hit return
4. Look for where it says ‘default gateway’. There’s a number like 192.168.0.1 – write it down.
5. Now open your internet browser, and type that number as if it was a web address – you should then see the router login page.
6. Log in with the user name and password on the bottom of the router
Now I have to guess a bit as I don’t know how Virgin routers are arranged. Look for a menu for Wireless or Wifi, and then a WEP key. If you can find it, that’s the password you need to give the printer.