On the main wii screen.. you go to the wii messege bored, and go to create a letter, then go to your address book and it will tell you what your systems code is.soccer1 said:
If the lights are constently blinking, then it seems like its still trying to sync. Mine was not connection properly with my wii, after removing the batteries, restarting the wii it worked fine.. make sure your batteries are good(even if they are newer the wii-mote seems to like to eat batteries). Also make sure that your sensor bar is set correctly; it should be in the middle of your tv, and straight so its bassically directly in front of you. My tv is caddy cornered so I had to adjust accordingly. Make sure you are syncing right.. first push the buttion under the battery cover on the remote, then turn on the wii and push the sync buttion under the sd slot cover. The lights will blink once when you push a buttion and the wii is not on, or if its not synced rightCheesyrat said:
first of all. try using another TV. If that still occurs, borrow a composite cable from someone else... if that still happens... CALL NINTENDO!Skapple said:
I have just had the same problem , with the handsets not syncing with the console. Your advice did the trick , so thanks !SpideyKonfusion said:Actually, I played all of Sunday (Zelda f-kin rules man) and most of Monday-Wednesday this week, and I am still at full battery. How do i know this? press the home button, and check the little battery icon at the bottom of the screen, each controller has a battery indicator, and P1 remote has a full battery for me.
Also, if you have all 4 blinking lights on your controller, it probably means its not connected to the Wii. read the manual on how to connect it, but i roughly remember you having to press the Sync button on the remote and Wii (on remote its under the battery cover, on Wii its were you put your SD card) and then press 1 and then 2 on the wii remote.
If youre having WiFi issues, maybe its because you havent registered your MAC address with the router (as was mentioned before). go to your router settings and add the Wii's MAC Address.
And the weirdest issue ive seen here is the remote position issues. you guys should say where your sensor bar is and how far you are form the TV/sensor bar so that it makes it easier to see what the problem is. basically, i kind of have that problem too. I have my sensor bar on top of the TV, and my couch extends out on one side so that its only about two feet from the TV if i sit on the edge. If i sit on the edge i have to point up at the sensor bar so that its the center on the TV. however, if i comfortably sit all the way back on my couch, it centers perfectly.
First, you have to make sure your sensor bar is at the edge of the TV and aligned with the center of the TV. then, you have to see how far back you have to stand/sit and how high you have to stand/sit so that its in the middle. on a regular couch you should be able to sit back and play the wii comfortably (like for MUA) without any sensitivity issues. I'm thinking you should be about 3-4 feet back. You have to experiment with this to find the optimum comfort, distance, and sensitivity. also, play around with putting the sensor bar on the top or the bottom of your TV, depending on how high your TV is, you might get better results from the other alternative. if it's still a bit off, try using the sensor bar stand that comes with the Wii, its that little plastic thing you dont know what to do with
Hope this helps some of youand FYI, this is my first post, so nice to meet you all ^_^"
-SpideyKonfusion
EDIT: I found this about the WiFi error codes. that should fix your wifi issues.
Settle down, please! I doubt very many people are going to help you when you are screaming and being so blunt.zach vieira said:
