Internet WHEN I TRY 2 CONNECT WITH THE INTERNET IT SAY a connection to the access point could not be established check security settings for the network and try again, also when i was connected and tried to sign on my myspace page it said there was a problem with my password settings that i had 2 change something can someone help???

Hi, Unfortunatly there is no solution with your current set up, you will need a medium grade router like a draytek 2820, that can establish the vpn from itself rather than from the computer, this way the vpn is established from the router, and when your archos connects to the router it will also have access to the vpn.

turn WLAN switch on/off, and try again if it doesn't workscan for your network connection. make a new connection. and delete the old one and try the new one.

To connect to the internet in a Nintendo DSI: 1 You must either have broadband internet access and a wireless router or you can connect your Nintendo DSi at a hotspot, such as a library or coffee shop that offers internet access. Make sure you are in a location mentioned above before going to step 2. 2 Turn on your Nintendo DSi and click on the wrench icon. This will take you to the system settings. 3 Go to page 3 and select "Internet". 4 Click "Connection Settings". 5 Click "None" to the right of "Connection 1". 6 Click "Search for an Access Point". 7 Look for an access point that has a gold lock that is unlocked. Select that access point and your Nintendo DSi should now be connected. 8 If you are planning on playing games online with your Nintendo DSi and have WPA security, you will have to set your router to WEP security. To do this, get back to the "Connection Settings" screen mentioned in step 4. Click "Advanced Setup". Click any button that says "none". Click "Search for an Access Point". Look for an access point that has a gold lock that is unlocked. Select that access point and your Nintendo DSi should now be connected.

How to fix: Make sure the security key and security type are entered into the Nintendo DS exactly as they appear in your router's settings.

1. Turn on your Nintendo DSi and access your system settings by clicking on the wrench icon.
2. Scroll over to the third page, and select "Internet."
3. Now choose "Connection Settings."
4. Click on "None" in "Connection 1."
5. Then click "Search for an Access Point"

The system will then display the name of any wireless access point within range. If nothing shows up, try moving to another location.

If The access point has a gold, unlocked icon, tap the access point's name, and then "OK." The system will then establish a connection with your router.

If The access point has a gold, locked icon, the Nintendo DSi has detected WEP/WPA key security on your router:

1. Tap the Access Point name.
2. You can either enter your WEP Key, or click "Change Security Settings" to enter a WPA key.
3. Tap "OK" again and the system will then establish a connection with your router.

If The access point has a gray, locked icon, the system has determined your router is set to WPA security. You need to access the Advanced Setup area of the system to connect with this security method.

• Instead of tapping "None" in "Connection 1", click "Advanced Setup", then click "None" in "Connection 5".

1. Turn on your Nintendo DSi and access your system settings by clicking on the wrench icon.
2. Scroll over to the third page, and select "Internet."
3. Now choose "Connection Settings."
4. Click on "None" in "Connection 1."
5. Then click "Search for an Access Point"

The system will then display the name of any wireless access point within range. If nothing shows up, try moving to another location.

If The access point has a gold, unlocked icon, tap the access point's name, and then "OK." The system will then establish a connection with your router.

If The access point has a gold, locked icon, the Nintendo DSi has detected WEP/WPA key security on your router:

1. Tap the Access Point name.
2. You can either enter your WEP Key, or click "Change Security Settings" to enter a WPA key.
3. Tap "OK" again and the system will then establish a connection with your router.

If The access point has a gray, locked icon, the system has determined your router is set to WPA security. You need to access the Advanced Setup area of the system to connect with this security method.

• Instead of tapping "None" in "Connection 1", click "Advanced Setup", then click "None" in "Connection 5".

First of all check if your wireless router requires (WEP KEY) to establish a connection then you will have to put same (WEP KEY) in PSP WLAN security setting and if your wireless router is set without (WEP KEY) then in PSP WLAN security setting it should be set to None. kindly refer to the following image.

1. Turn on your Nintendo DSi and access your system settings by clicking on the wrench icon.
2. Scroll over to the third page, and select "Internet."
3. Now choose "Connection Settings."
4. Click on "None" in "Connection 1."
5. Then click "Search for an Access Point"

The system will then display the name of any wireless access point within range.

If The access point has a gold, unlocked icon, tap the access point's name, and then "OK." The system will then establish a connection with your router.

If The access point has a gold, locked icon, the Nintendo DSi has detected WEP/WPA key security on your router:

1. Tap the Access Point name.
2. You can either enter your WEP Key, or click "Change Security Settings" to enter a WPA key.
3. Tap "OK" again and the system will then establish a connection with your router.

If The access point has a gray, locked icon, the system has determined your router is set to WPA security. You need to access the Advanced Setup area of the system to connect with this security method.

• Instead of tapping "None" in "Connection 1", click "Advanced Setup", then click "None" in "Connection 5".

NOTE: All information taken from http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/dsi/en_na/usb/index.jsp

common is there anything you can do to fix it

You need to enter the wep key, ONLY if you have wep enabled on the wireless connection.