What is code 32002 mean? - Nintendo Video Game Consoles & Games

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/wfc/en_na/ds/results.jsp?error_code=32002&system=Wii&locale=lang

Error Code: 32002 Likely causes: Your Internet connection has slowed or was interrupted, or the servers could be busy. Reference help links:- 1. Wii Error Code 32002 link @ http://www.wiierrorcodes.com/wii-error-32002.php 2. Error Code: 32002 link @ http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/wfc/en_na/ds/results.jsp?error_code=32002&system=Wii&locale=lang Hope it helps.

According to Nintendo, error 32002 means: "Lost connection during Wii system update". So, the problem probably lies either in your internet connection or in Nintendo's server. If you're using a slow internet connection such as dial-up, then the easiest solution would be to upgrade to a faster connection - most modern gaming applications require one anyways. However, if you're using a faster internet connection, try these tips:
- If you have a wireless connection, be sure that no one is using a microwave or cordless phone while you are trying to download the update, both of these devices can cause interference
- If you are on a college campus or using a shared internet connection with many people, try updating your console at an unusual time, like two or three o'clock in the morning when no one else is online
- wait a day or two and try again; Nintendo may be having server troubles
- call Nintendo's helpline at 1-800-255-3700 and tell them about your problem
Hope this helps!

Try changing the channel on your wireless router to channel 1 or channel 11 which can increase download speeds. The error means your wii encountered a connection error whilst downloading the update from nintendo, this could be your internet connection, or too many people on nintendo servers

If you get an error code of 32002 or 52030 on you Wii console, this indicates a problem with your Wii communicating with your wireless router. There are a couple things you can try/check to help fix this problem.

1 - Try using a different channel on your router and update your Wii to take to the router on that channel.

2 - If your router is using WEP (encryption), make sure your Wii is set to the same encryption.

3 - Make sure the MTU values on your router match those entered on your Wii.

Also note that if you make changes to your wireless router and you have a computer that uses that router too, you'll need to update your computer to match the new settings on your router.

If you get an error code of 32002 on you Wii console, this indicates a problem with your Wii communicating with your wireless router.

There are a couple things you can try/check to help fix this problem:

1.Try using a different channel on your router and update your Wii to take to the router on that channel.
2.If your router is using WEP (encryption), make sure your Wii is set to the same encryption.
3.Make sure the MTU values on your router match those entered on your Wii.
Also note that if you make changes to your wireless router and you have a computer that uses that router too, you'll need to update your computer to match the new settings on your router.

try usin error32001

Error Code: 32002 The Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection servers could be experiencing a high amount of traffic. Please try your connection again later.
If you have waited several hours and are still unable to connect, there could be an issue with your connection. Please review the folliwing information:

• Ensure you have entered the correct DNS into the Wii console's manual settings (link). You can verify this by following these steps:
  1. Click the "Start" button in the lower left-hand corner of your computer.
  2. Click "Run."
  3. Type "cmd" into the box and press Enter.
  4. Type "IPCONFIG/ALL" and press Enter.
  5. The Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Primary DNS (first listed), and Secondary DNS (second listed) information will be displayed. Ensure the information you have entered into the Wii console's Manual Settings appear exactly as displayed.
  6. If you have more than one DNS server listed, try switching the first and second in the Wii's primary and secondary DNS server slots.
• Try temporarily disabling your router's firewall. *
  
  
  • Review our Interference Troubleshooting for tips on getting a better connection.

"Wii error code 32002" The Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection servers could be experiencing a high amount of traffic. Please try your connection again later. If you have waited several hours and are still unable to connect, there could be an issue with your connection. Please review this information to correct the problem, click on the link below:

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/errors/results.jsp?error_code=32002&system=Wii&locale=en_US&action2.x=27&action2.y=25

220602 means there is a problem with the internet settings.

when entering your setting use manual settings to set up. manually entering the DNS settings when the screen comes up.
(note: errror code 32002 means the same thing)