D-Link DSS5+ connected to Xerox M35

Does it attempt to connect to Microsoft's servers to verify the key? Are there any messages or errors? I've seen this happen on occasion, try calling their activation number 888-571-2048 to reactivate.

First, you have to go through the Internet connection setup process through the console and you've made no mention that you've attempted that so I wanted to make you aware of that. On the main menu, go to the lower left corner and click on the round Wii button. A new menu will appear with two options: Data Management and Wii Settings. Select Wii Settings. Go to the second page and choose Internet. Select Connection 1: None. Select Wireless Connection. Select Search For An Access Point. A network list will appear, select yours. You will then be prompted to enter the password/network key that you established when you set up your wireless router. The Wii will attempt to test the connection. If successful save your settings.

Various factors affect connecting a Wii to the internet with a WiFi connection as well, including signal strength, distance from the wireless router to the console and obstacles such as walls and ceilings that interfere with the signal. If you're using a G router and you have your Wii is too far away or, has obstacles in the way, it will not connect. You should use an N-Router if there is a significant distance between the console and the router or if there are obstacles. Here is everything you need to know about connecting your Wii to the Internet.

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/getOnline/index.jsp

First, you have to go through the Internet connection setup process through the console and you've made no mention that you've attempted that so I wanted to make you aware of that. On the main menu, go to the lower left corner and click on the round Wii button. A new menu will appear with two options: Data Management and Wii Settings. Select Wii Settings. Go to the second page and choose Internet. Select Connection 1: None. Select Wireless Connection. Select Search For An Access Point. A network list will appear, select yours. You will then be prompted to enter the password/network key that you established when you set up your wireless router. The Wii will attempt to test the connection. If successful save your settings.

Various factors affect connecting a Wii to the internet with a WiFi connection as well, including signal strength, distance from the wireless router to the console and obstacles such as walls and ceilings that interfere with the signal. If you're using a G router and you have your Wii is too far away or, has obstacles in the way, it will not connect. You should use an N-Router if there is a significant distance between the console and the router or if there are obstacles. Here is everything you need to know about connecting your Wii to the Internet.

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/getOnline/index.jsp

I would suggest to uninstall and reinstall the software for your router to the laptop/PC. If it didnt come with software, please attempt to reset the router. If this does not help, attempt this:

Go to Run...(searchable from START>Searchbar) after, type in IPCONFIG. After, type in IPCONFIG /renew. This should reset your IP address(internet ID).


If neither of these solutions help, your router may be defective. please attempt to call the company for a refund or replacement. Or, sadly, buy a new router. I would check my Modem beforehand, make sure it isnt losing the connection.

I would suggest using the network setup wizard, in the control panel. Best option is to copy the data to a pen drive and transfer to your daughters laptop.

It is possible to limit outgoing connections, but generally a firewall is used to limit connections being initiated from the outside (incoming connection attempts). Check the settings in your router to ensure that it isn't limiting outgoing connection attempts, but it sounds more like a permissions issue on the server your are trying to connect to.

What this means is your D-Link router must be cable connected the cable modem and your pc cable connected to the router. I don't believe you can just plug your pc into the router alone.

Try resetting the router . Press the reset button for 10 seconds and after 10 seconds unplug the power cable but continue pressing the reset button for another 30 seconds after 30 seconds plug in back the power cable and continue pressing the reset button for 10 seconds and release it after 10 seconds.

try to open an Internet browser and type in 192.168.0.1 on the address bar. It should give you the DLink page. Once you have that configure your connection.

1. ensure that a wireless connection is created in control panel on the pc, it may not even be attempting to connect
2. ensure that the router wireless is turned ON, it may have been turned off as a security measure when no wireless pcs were used
3. The security settings on the adaptor may be set to the office network and locked
   wep password at home is different or not enabled, so the secured adaptor will not connect.
   

make any changes from a cable connected pc (no chance of data loss)
access the routers settings page and check the settings,
then ensure the adaptor rom if present is set to the same settings

Run the windows wizard to setup a network connection from the control panel. Be sure you have the security type and code if you have security enabled on the wireless router.

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