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  1. 12-01-2007 11:30 AM #1
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    Getting my wii online

    Okies so my PC and wii are pretty much next to eachother. My computer is online with AOL broadband, it is wired. I have a "Buffalo Wireless-G USB 2.0" dongle thang... can I use just this stuff to get my wii online? If so, how? If not... what else do I need? O.o
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  3. 12-01-2007 11:52 AM #2
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    yea you should be able too if you have a wireless USB dongle. Just turn on your wii, go into options while on the main wii channel screen(bottom left) then go to "internet" and it should ask you if you want wireless or wired and from there on its easy, it has a auto search for wireless and you should be on the internet in no time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by infamous85
    yea you should be able too if you have a wireless USB dongle. Just turn on your wii, go into options while on the main wii channel screen(bottom left) then go to "internet" and it should ask you if you want wireless or wired and from there on its easy, it has a auto search for wireless and you should be on the internet in no time.
    It always says no access point was found... I have installed the dongle and everything :S I've looked around loads of sites and although I haven't really found out exactly what I'm doing I've got the idea I need to turn the dongle into an access point? I'm not totally sure on all this but what I've gathered is I need to turn it into an access point so my Wii can access my PC's internet connection, unfortunately I have no idea how this is done
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  5. 12-01-2007 12:27 PM #4
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    get broadband i had like AOL like 9 years go it was so slow
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  6. 12-01-2007 12:34 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by wiivin
    get broadband i had like AOL like 9 years go it was so slow
    I do have broadband.
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    On your PC, go to control panel, then wireless network setup wizard. Go through all the settings to create a wireless access point. That should work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by robbied
    On your PC, go to control panel, then wireless network setup wizard. Go through all the settings to create a wireless access point. That should work.
    it says the device is not ready, but I have installed everything on the CD that comes with it O.o
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    Try removing the device from the taskbar, then removing it physically from the USB port, then plug it back in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by robbied
    Try removing the device from the taskbar, then removing it physically from the USB port, then plug it back in.
    Nope
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    Try downloading the latest drivers for the device off the manufacturers website, and update the drivers for the dongle. Also check the website for a help or tutorial section
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