Trouble connecting wii to wifi

If you don't choose to auto-obtain, go to "Advanced Settings" and enter your IP information. Set the MTU value. Most users leave this blank, but it can be set at if you have trouble connecting. Choose "Save" and "OK.

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Original title: Wireless connection im having problems connecting my nintendo wii to my wireless router, my laptops seem to connect fine but i cant connect the wii, for some reason i cant find the router or the wireless connection on my pc to try and troubleshoot it. OP didnt say whether or not he was at college or at home. So im not sure how to assist. I've built my own home network from the ground up, but i've never lived in a college dorm.

It won't connect to the internet if I don't put in a password. You can't connect to the router at all? I'm confused about your setup then, is it at college or home? I mean, I can connect to the router, but it asks for a password Yay and no matter what I put in it doesn't work, so I can't get to a home-page or anything to legitimately connect.

And you've tried the WEP key? If so, I don't know how to help you. If you need to get to a homepage, it may be impossible without the web browser. DaBeast Smash Ace. You might have to get this if you have problems with your connection. Buy it when you are definitely sure that there is no other solutions available. You can also try asking your computer teacher, I'm sure he can help. And these change every year so please keep this in mind when the next school year starts.

I'm looking at the wii's wireless section now so try this; Make sure the setting is wireless Go to manual set up!! Again make sure its wireless. Select the type of security setting the college runs off of Leave everything else default, Save. Enter your campus password whenever it prompts you. It should after you enter the SSID i think. Try getting on wifi now. Joined Aug 8, Messages 1. Seems like other people have also run into issues connecting to their WiFi routers, and one helpful poster found the solution.

Now input that ip address but add 10 to the last number so " Enter the rest of your info inside such as subnet mask and default gateway exactly as you see it in your ipconfig. Now hit next, hit configure now for your DNS. When asked about DNS hit "Dont auto obtain". Good luck.