Error's when setting up WiFi.

vagrant

If is WEP encrypted(your router that is) then try disabling WEP and doing it. If it works then, I'd recommend trying one of the different generated keys from your passphrase.

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getmusictiger

i could not get the wifi to work at all and kind of gave up but just tried it again today but did something different this time. in my router all of my settings are in caps, so when i enetered my router info to the wii, i selected caps lock. i think this does something weird to the numbers, even though they dont look anything, as if you have numbers in your ssid or passkey, caps lock messed it up. i just verified this now, by using only the shift key for entering in letters, and it connected the first time after that at high speed on a g speed us robotics router

intekmdma

remember that the key has to be exactly how it looks like... IE... if it's in all lower case, then is has to be lowercase, most likely it is all upercase. try that

Xanced

My problem.
Us robotics 8011 wireless router. Sitting in the same room as the Wii.
Wii detects access point with full bars, after applying settings correctly ( wep, MAC address filtering, assign it an IP) wont connect.

I tried resetting the damn router to factory defaults, STILL no connection, at testing just gives 51330 error.

And Since nintendo gives in insight into wtf it means, im lost. since it cant connect with absolutly no settings changed, wont even work if i reset the router, then just assign it a IP address, with no wep. Tried changeing channel from 11 to 1, 5,6,7 and still nothing.

The 8011 is only a B router, so no problem with b/g settings.

anyone have ANY ideas, im very familiar with routers and technology, and i tried EVERYTHING i can think of.

nokia

i had 52130 after manually entering my connection settings. After coming here i figured out i'd missed the DNS screen. After i put that in it connected. So i assume 52130 is a DNS issue.

for anyone thats interested , im on a windows network , sharing a connection off a windows XP machine running DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. I had to manually type the settings in as the automatic settings has never worked great for on my pc's either or psp.

gateway - 192.168.0.1
your IP - 192.168.0.*
(set the last number to between 2 and 255, make sure its not in use)
subnet - 255.255.255.0
primary dns - 192.168.0.1

That should get a default connection to a windows server running.

vagrant

You mean DHCP.

A Class C ip address ending with .255 is a broadcast address.

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Hazviz

I had this problem too but now fixed.

1. Make sure your router does not have any access lists set up, if it does, disable them until you can connect with your Wii, then go onto your "Attached devices"(or similar) router web interface tab and find out the Wiis MAC address and add it to your allowed access list before enabling them again. Its a good idea to do this, as when I was searching for an AP with my Wii, 2 of my nextdoor neighbours connections came up, and I was able to connect to them... Tut tut... You dont want people stealing your B/w!

2. Upgrade Firmware to latest. (This is what I needed to do to fix mine)

3. Make sure your router is setup to accept both b & g protocols.

Should work fine now, just reset your router and try again.

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qazqwer

i am getting the same problem. error code 51330 every time. i was able to update the internet and start brouseing for about a minute but it cut out. dont ring nintendo cause their useless to me.

Bluebomber24

Okay, I can't use a lot of the suggestions I'm seeing because I don't use a router. I just have a cable modem and WiFi Max for Nintendo Wii. But I'm getting the same problems as everyone else - 52030 and 52130.

beelicious

case sensitive (caps lock)