I do not know how to configure the wheel for other games

Hi,

To configure a network access point, press Home then move to Network Update, then you get to the configuration screen that asks for the WLAN Settings (the default is to enter an SSID), choose "Scan" and let the PSP identify all the wireless networks it can see. Choose whichever one is your network.

Choose all the default configuration settings and you should promptly be asked to press the X button to save your new access profile. Do so, then select it again and, if your connection works you'll see "Checking Server...", then, if there's an update available, the PSP shows:
Network Update has found a later version.
To download, insert a Memory Stick with at least 14MB of free space and press the X button. Press the X button and you'll see "Downloading..." and a warning not to turn the unit off or remove the Memory Stick while downloading, then the download starts.

When the download succeeds, you'll now see:
Download completed.
The update is now available on your
Memory Stick.
To install now, press the x button.
To install later, go to [Game]..



Let me know if there is anything else.


Reagrds.

You need to configure your router.
For that Connect your router to computer with ethernet cable then you can access it with following default link.
http://192.168.15.1
or
http://192.168.2.1
If you are not able to access it with above ip then check your computers ip address gateway ip is your router ip try with it.
Then it ask for user name and password.
Type user as "admin" and password as "admin" or "password" or blank.
Then you can see configuration page of router.
If you are not able to access it then you need to RESET it for that press RESET button for 10 seconds it is in back side of router
Then try with above default link..
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Thanks for using FixYa.

Yes you can connect wirelessly to the internet with your ps3.

Minimum Requirements

• PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system
  Note: PlayStation 3 40GB / 60GB / 80GB / 160GB models ONLY (20GB model does not have built-in Wi-Fi connectivity)
  
• SIXAXIS™ wireless controller (and USB cable)
• AC power cord
• A high-speed Internet account (cable or DSL) with an Internet Service Provider (ISP)
• Router
  
  
  • Wireless router compatible with 802.11b or 802.11g Wi-Fi standards
  • Or an Ethernet (wired) router with a Wireless Access Point (WAP)
    You may need to open firewall port numberson your router to connect to the Internet.
    The PlayStation 3 will not connect to the Internet through the USB ports.
    
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• Updated system software installed on your PlayStation 3
  Visit PlayStation 3 System Software Update to download and install the most recent version.
• Your Wireless Network Settings
  
  
  • SSID
    You will need to know the Service Set Identifier (SSID) of your wireless network. Also make sure the WAP or wireless router is set to broadcast the SSID; otherwise, the SSID will NOT appear on the PlayStation 3 scan results.
    If you do not know this information, speak to the person who configured your home network (i.e., wireless router) settings.
    
  • WEP or WPA Security Key
    If your wireless network access is security-enabled (encrypted) from open access, you will need to know your WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) and WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) security key or password
    If you do not know this information, speak to the person who configured your home network settings.
  • MAC address
    You may need to enter the Media Access Control address (MAC address) of your PlayStation 3 into your WAP if it is required by your network settings.
    

make sure you have the latest service pack if vista can see the controller in the control panel>gamecontrollers>properties and it tests fine then it is not the wheel. it just the game
turn off your antivirus temporarily and start the game again.if it still does not work in the games you mentioned look for patches on the games web sights.

Isn't this joystick about 10 years old? If so, the CD provided could be overwriting important OS files with older versions. If you can't update the drivers via control panel, I would call/email them for updated software or a fix.

[email protected]

NeoSmart Technologies offers a download called Vista Recovery Disk in .iso format. Download and mount the iso with your favorit burning program. Boot to the cd to access the recovery center. Hopefully you'll be able to repair your Windows Vista installation or restore to a known good configuration.
Good Luck

Actually the application may be games or any other software which it setted port is not open/accessable through your router and it will work by default ports and the speed or the performance is very slow- Try to configure proper port forwarding according to the application port settings check those ports are open after configuration


Hothawk

there may be some fault with your hard drive ..........if you have warranty replace it

First DS (system you are transferring the ID from)

1. Turn on any Nintendo WFC-compatible game and access the WFC Setup Utility. (Consult the game manual for the game you are playing for specific information.)
2. Tap "Options."
3. Tap "Transfer Nintendo WFC Configuration."
4. Tap "Ok", then tap "Ok" again.

Second DS (system you are transferring the ID to)

5. Remove all games from the DS you wish to transfer the settings to, then turn the system on.
6. On the DS's main menu, select "DS Download Play."
7. Select "Nintendo WFC Configuration Transfer."
8. Tap "Yes" when asked if you want to download the software. The word "Downloading..." will appear.

First DS

9. On the DS with Nintendo WFC configuration, tap "Ok" to confirm that you wish to transfer the configuration.

Second DS (system you are transferring the ID to)

• If there is an existing configuration on the new DS, tap "Ok" to confirm that you wish to overwrite the existing configuration.
• Once the transfer begins, it will take about half a minute.

Both DS Systems

10. Once the configuration has been transferred, tap "Ok" to save the changes and shut each system off.

All of the Friend Codes you had given or received on the previous Nintendo DS will now work in the Nintendo DS system you transferred the ID to.

I just copied that from nintendo.com's customer service for you... it's better than how I could explain it.

You have to install this with the software. It does not have an IP address by default. Once you use the software you can setup SSID and security (WEP, WAP, etc.) Good lUck