I'm running Windows 7 HP 64 bit and two other laptops off a Linksys 354 router. I currently have in the Security tab 'No authentication (open), WEP and key index 1. I'm not sure if these settings are correct or good even as I don't know what all the other options are other than the 'No authentication' currently set. I think this was a default setting perhaps?
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System Manufacturer/Model Number Mesh Elite Premiere Pro OS Windows 7 CPU Intel E6600 CoreT 2 Duo 2.4GHz Motherboard Asus P5VD2-VM Memory 2048mb DDR2 66/Mhz Graphics Card nVidia DDR2 GeForce 7300GS TV out DVI Sound Card 5.1 HD onboard Monitor(s) Displays GNR 19" LCD
WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK are more or less equally secure provided you use a strong password. Neither are vulnerable enough that any likely attacker will be able to break into a network protected by a password of random characters generated by a tool such as GRC's strong password generator.
Definately prefer WPA 2 though. WPA (1) has just recently had another attack on it. While not devastating, there is no reason to use it assuming all your devices can do WPA2 and unless it's something really old, they all should.
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