Wii problem again

If you receive a "Wii support code," then your Wii was able to successfully connect to your wireless network. You now have access to downloadable games, latest news, and videos about Nintendo products, and even streaming movies and TV shows directly to your TV

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The default password for these routers is 1234 and no username. SO if you want, you can reset the router to Factory defaults and then reconfigure all again with your own password

It appears that the security settings entered into the Wii console are not the same as what your wireless router is set to allow.
Make sure the security key and security type are entered into the Wii exactly as they appear in your router's settings.

Once you have entered the correct WEP or WPA key into your system, try the connection test again. If the problem persists, keep reading this page.

• Security keys are case-sensitive.
• WEP keys contain numbers 0 through 9, and only letters A through F.

to hook it up to the internet follow this step by step guide. If you still need further assistance please let me know and i will help assist you from there. First you'll need a compatible wireless router that can be found by going to the following site:
http://www.nintendowifi.com/
From there, select your country, which will then take you to the WiFi index page. On this page,
mouse over TECH SUPPORT at the top and from the menu that drops down, click on ROUTER INFO. Near
the top of the following page, under the words "I don't own a wireless router, help me find one!"
there is a "click here" link, which will finally take you to Nintendo's wireless router rating
page, which you can look through to either see if your router will work or if you don't have a
router, which one to get. For reference, if you live in North America, here is the router rating
page.
The following are pics I took of my TV when first setting up my Wii's internet connection...
From the wii home menu...

Go to Wii Options in the lower left.

Click on Wii Settings to the right.

From this first list, click the right arrow.

Now on page 2, click on Internet.

Then click Connection Settings.

From this list, click Connection 1.

Then, click Wireless Connection...

and then click Search for an Access Point.

It will briefly search for any access points and when this screen comes up, click OK.

The following will be a list of nearby access points. If the one you are looking for doesn't show
up, click Try again. Then, click the one you have access to...

When the following screen appears, click OK...

and OK again.

It will test the connection...

And if successful, the following will drop down. Click Yes to update Wii.

Sometimes the above screen is false, saying there is an update when there isn't and the following
will appear...

Now, back in Wii System Settings, click on WiiConnect24.

From the following list click WiiConnect24.

Click On and then Confirm to save your settings. This feature allows for updates to be seemlessly
sent to your Wii so you don't have to do the final step every time.

Ok, the final step, just as a way to make sure your Wii is up to date. Click the right arrow from
the 2nd page of Wii System Settings.

Click Wii System Update...

click yes...

it will test your connection for a few seconds...

an update screen may quickly come up and tell you there is an update (whether or not your Wii
actually needs one)

and the following screen will appear. Click Wii Menu to finish.
if you require further assistance please let me know and i will be glad to assist you. -Midwest-tek

you need to set up connection for wireless if its a wireless router then set it as connection 2 then search for your router then input the wep-psk or wpa psk code thats on the back of the router

You can poke a hole in your firewall (configure it to work with the will) to allow the wii and the router to talk.
That should'nt be a huge concern for you since its on your local area network.
Unless your wireless isnt secured and or your sharing the local network with other people you dont know.

Ok, if you are having this prob. you should goto support.nintendo.com and enter the code in the error box. or if you already have and it didn't work, put your wii's serial number in the repair/serial part and before you confirm that, check your warranty.

I am not an error code man, but you can put this on support.nintendo.com

It sounds like you need help from the Nintendo team since hardly anyone in the US has the Japanese or any other foreign version of the system and knows how to troubleshoot issues.

i tried to share internet with a dongle and it didnt work.. i am not sure if it was because of the dongle or miss configuration.. but it was brand new so i kind of doubt it.. because the only thing it didnt give me when i connect was a dns suffix.. and well.. i bought the router just to save time.. so i would also suggest you to buy the routter, it will be easier.. you could also buy a usb connection so you go by wire and not wireless.. ...