Im trying to go to the online shop in my Wii but i cant connect because my router is incompatible with my wii. What do I do?How can I get an Internet connection if my router is incompatible with my Wii?
Get a compatible one or a nintendo USB adapterHow can I get an Internet connection if my router is incompatible with my Wii?
get a compatible router, simple really.
go direct and bypass the router. Take the main internet connection from the router and connect it to WII instead.
You cant sorry. Either buy a comptiable router or buy a nintendo usb wifi adpater
Friday, November 19, 2010
How to close the ports on my wireless router?
How to close the ports on my wireless router so that I can prevent illegally downloading torrents. The router is Netgear Wireless G-Router WGR614V9.How to close the ports on my wireless router?
Don't know exactly for this router but have a check in the manual for Firewall settings. The Firewall can be set to different levels which blocks different ports.
If you don't have the manual, you can download it from the Netgear website.
Don't know exactly for this router but have a check in the manual for Firewall settings. The Firewall can be set to different levels which blocks different ports.
If you don't have the manual, you can download it from the Netgear website.
How can I change the security setting on my router?
I have a Linksys N Ultra range router. It is up and running and can be found but neither of my computers nor my phone will connect to it. The password is right, so I am guessing that I made the security too high. I chose the highest setting. How can I change this?How can I change the security setting on my router?
1. In your browser type 192.168.1.1
2. Enter your security info for your router to log into it
3. Click the button that says Wireless
4. Choose the sub-option that says Wireless Security
5. Choose security mode
6. Save settingsHow can I change the security setting on my router?
log into the router. you have to plug the default gateway number into the internet browser address bar of a computer connected to the router, either directly, or wirelessly.
just to add to the above to answers
you maybe able to reset the router to default settings (factory) just unplug it for a few minutes
turn your pc's off and plug your router in wait till its up and running and then turn on pc's
Setting security on a wireless router can be tricky for someone inexperienced at it. I recommend that when installing a new router, first install it with no security and test it to make sure that you can connect. Then implement ONE MORE security setting and test it again. Continue adding all the security ';bells and whistles'; ONE at a time and testing it until you get all of them working.
To reset the router back to factory defaults, look for a small hole on the back with the word ';Reset'; next to it. Straighten a paperclip, and stick the end of it in the hole until you feel a button click. Hold it in for 30 seconds and then let it go. The router should then be reset, and you can start re-configuring it per above.
1. In your browser type 192.168.1.1
2. Enter your security info for your router to log into it
3. Click the button that says Wireless
4. Choose the sub-option that says Wireless Security
5. Choose security mode
6. Save settingsHow can I change the security setting on my router?
log into the router. you have to plug the default gateway number into the internet browser address bar of a computer connected to the router, either directly, or wirelessly.
just to add to the above to answers
you maybe able to reset the router to default settings (factory) just unplug it for a few minutes
turn your pc's off and plug your router in wait till its up and running and then turn on pc's
Setting security on a wireless router can be tricky for someone inexperienced at it. I recommend that when installing a new router, first install it with no security and test it to make sure that you can connect. Then implement ONE MORE security setting and test it again. Continue adding all the security ';bells and whistles'; ONE at a time and testing it until you get all of them working.
To reset the router back to factory defaults, look for a small hole on the back with the word ';Reset'; next to it. Straighten a paperclip, and stick the end of it in the hole until you feel a button click. Hold it in for 30 seconds and then let it go. The router should then be reset, and you can start re-configuring it per above.
How do I connect my ps3 to my wireless router?
I have a Mac and a Netgear router, and I can't get my ps3 to connect. I would rather not have a 30 foot ethernet streaming through my house. How do I get this wireless to connect? I've heard lots of issues with the ps3 connection... Any tips?How do I connect my ps3 to my wireless router?
I have a px and a netgear router.All i did was make sure my router was hooked up correct and then go on your ps3 and adjust the settings.the settings may change on your router.Or you may have to update your router.How do I connect my ps3 to my wireless router?
very easy. so im guessing you wireless is already connect and working. if not then you need to set that up. but after you do that turn on your ps3 go to setting thene go all the way down to network setting then go to the 3rd option down(internet connection settings) press got to custom then click wireless then scan then pick which ever one is yours then if you have a sucurity setting( None WEP WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK) for that you have to look at the sucurity setting for you router thene if its none then ur good to go but if its a WEP key just enter the password or for WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK just enter the password. Then from there you shouldbe good but if not then you have to change some setting with your router.
Hopes this helps
Simply set your router to broadcast your SSID, know what the password is. Go to your PS3, go to the far left on the XMB just before users, go down to network settings, ';set up new connection'; scan for a network, select your network and follow the straight forward instructions on connecting.
If you need further help here is the official help guide from Sony
http://playstation.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/
PS3 has no known issues for connecting so if that doesnt work its most likely your router. I use netgear, have no problems. I used Linksys before and had tons of problems.
I have a px and a netgear router.All i did was make sure my router was hooked up correct and then go on your ps3 and adjust the settings.the settings may change on your router.Or you may have to update your router.How do I connect my ps3 to my wireless router?
very easy. so im guessing you wireless is already connect and working. if not then you need to set that up. but after you do that turn on your ps3 go to setting thene go all the way down to network setting then go to the 3rd option down(internet connection settings) press got to custom then click wireless then scan then pick which ever one is yours then if you have a sucurity setting( None WEP WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK) for that you have to look at the sucurity setting for you router thene if its none then ur good to go but if its a WEP key just enter the password or for WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK just enter the password. Then from there you shouldbe good but if not then you have to change some setting with your router.
Hopes this helps
Simply set your router to broadcast your SSID, know what the password is. Go to your PS3, go to the far left on the XMB just before users, go down to network settings, ';set up new connection'; scan for a network, select your network and follow the straight forward instructions on connecting.
If you need further help here is the official help guide from Sony
http://playstation.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/
PS3 has no known issues for connecting so if that doesnt work its most likely your router. I use netgear, have no problems. I used Linksys before and had tons of problems.
How to set up wireless router in dorm?
I want to set up a wireless router for my dorm room since the reception provided sucks. I know how to set up a router, but the internet at the university first requires a login page before you have access to the internet, similar to a hotels prompt page, in which you have to use an internet browser to log in. What settings should i use or is this even possible? I have a netgear wg614v6.How to set up wireless router in dorm?
most dorms dont allow wireless routers
most dorms dont allow wireless routers
How to set up a wireless network using a router?
How to set up one of my wireless laptop to my wireless network, so that I can use the laptop without plugging the cord directly to the router? Could someone help me please. Thanks.How to set up a wireless network using a router?
Every wireless router is slightly different, so I do recommend reading the manual or start-up guide that came with the router. If you don't have that a phone call to the manufacturer of your router will get you someone who can walk you through the entire process, but I'll try to offer some tips.
Your basic setup will look like this:
Your internet is provided to you by your ISP via a Cablemodem, DSL modem or other interface with an Ethernet (RJ45) connection. I'll call that device the modem. You will want to connect the ';Uplink'; port of your router to this connection on the modem.
Most routers have both Ethernet and Wireless capabilities. Some routers have default settings where all you need to do is enable the wireless on your computer and pick the wireless network (usually named the same as the manufacturer).
Other routers require that you connect a PC via the cable first and connect that way to perform the initial setup.
The router can be set up one of two ways. You can either run the software on the CD provided with the Router, or you can navigate to a specific web site for the router's internal page. You can check your computer's network settings for a ';default gateway'; which is often the address of the configuration page (i.e. with a gateway of 192.168.0.1, you would go to http://192.168.0.1/ in Internet Explorer or any web browser.
Once your in the router, you'll want to enable wireless (if necessary), name your wireless network, and turn on security. I recommend using WPA or WPA2 for proper security. It will have you enter a password which you'll need to enter on wireless computers in order to connect.
At this point your wireless network should be up and running and you'll be able to connect using your password from any wireless computers.
The process varies greatly depending on the specific hardware you have so again I recommend calling the manufacturer. I'll provide some manufacturer phone numbers below for convenience.
Good luck and I hope this helps!How to set up a wireless network using a router?
Make sure your router has Wifi and if it does just scan for your network and if it ask you for your WEP key just put it in their and thats it
jesus is rite. if you don't know the wep/wpa key simply use a paperclip and reset the router, this will unlock any security key.....keep in mind your router will be unsecured
well firstt i you need to put the cord into your laptop so that the router can recongize the laptop...read the directions 2turkey chili recipe
Every wireless router is slightly different, so I do recommend reading the manual or start-up guide that came with the router. If you don't have that a phone call to the manufacturer of your router will get you someone who can walk you through the entire process, but I'll try to offer some tips.
Your basic setup will look like this:
Your internet is provided to you by your ISP via a Cablemodem, DSL modem or other interface with an Ethernet (RJ45) connection. I'll call that device the modem. You will want to connect the ';Uplink'; port of your router to this connection on the modem.
Most routers have both Ethernet and Wireless capabilities. Some routers have default settings where all you need to do is enable the wireless on your computer and pick the wireless network (usually named the same as the manufacturer).
Other routers require that you connect a PC via the cable first and connect that way to perform the initial setup.
The router can be set up one of two ways. You can either run the software on the CD provided with the Router, or you can navigate to a specific web site for the router's internal page. You can check your computer's network settings for a ';default gateway'; which is often the address of the configuration page (i.e. with a gateway of 192.168.0.1, you would go to http://192.168.0.1/ in Internet Explorer or any web browser.
Once your in the router, you'll want to enable wireless (if necessary), name your wireless network, and turn on security. I recommend using WPA or WPA2 for proper security. It will have you enter a password which you'll need to enter on wireless computers in order to connect.
At this point your wireless network should be up and running and you'll be able to connect using your password from any wireless computers.
The process varies greatly depending on the specific hardware you have so again I recommend calling the manufacturer. I'll provide some manufacturer phone numbers below for convenience.
Good luck and I hope this helps!How to set up a wireless network using a router?
Make sure your router has Wifi and if it does just scan for your network and if it ask you for your WEP key just put it in their and thats it
jesus is rite. if you don't know the wep/wpa key simply use a paperclip and reset the router, this will unlock any security key.....keep in mind your router will be unsecured
well firstt i you need to put the cord into your laptop so that the router can recongize the laptop...read the directions 2
How do I recover my wireless connection to my router?
On my laptop, I lost connection to my security-enabled connection from my router. When I tried to reconnect, it just completely disappeared. I do see other people's names and their networks but that's because I live in an apartment building. I still have solid internet connection from my modem and on my desktop computer but can't get any wireless connection.How do I recover my wireless connection to my router?
There's an option in the router to not broadcast the name of the network (the SSID). Normally, you'd set this yourself, but if someone got into your router's admin pages via wireless, they may have changed it as part of their hijacking operation. (Remote administration is EVIL.)
I suggest you log into the admin pages -- if you can -- from your desktop machine and see if that option has been turned off. If it has, you have pirates on board. The following instructions will help get rid of them.
Because routers differ as to details, I can't be specific about how to accomplish these steps, but they're almost all done from within the router's administration web pages. Note: It best to do them from a computer cabled (even just temporarily) to the router rather than wirelessly, especially since wireless administration will be deactivated by step #1.
Generally, to access your router administration pages, hook up a computer directly to the router and enter the router local IP address into a browser address window. See way below for details on finding your router's IP address.
1. Deactivate wireless access to your router's administration web pages so only a computer connected via an Ethernet cable can reach them. This won鈥檛 affect wireless use of the Internet, just wireless administration of the router. Even if you don鈥檛 want to leave a computer connected via a cable, leave the cable there for when you need it.
2. Turn off the SSID (network name) broadcast from the router. There's no need to advertise your network's presence. You're not running a hotspot; everyone who should be on your network should know its name.
3. Change your SSID from the default. Hackers know that routers come with default SSIDs and look for them. Even if the SSID isn't being broadcast, if a hacker knows its name, they can hop on board.
4. Set up encryption with an encryption key. The longer, the better. WPA (if your network and all your computers can support 802.11G) is better than WEP. WEP is better than nothing. Each of your wireless computers and devices will need this encryption key. Wired computers will not.
5. Limit access to only the computers you want on the network via MAC filtering. (MAC refers to unique NIC (Network Interface Card) addresses, not Macintosh computers, and not IP addresses.) This isn't a defense against hardcore freeloaders -- it's possible to fake MAC addresses -- but it keeps out casual interlopers.
6. Change the range of and/or limit the number of automatically assigned IP addresses (DHCP) to reduce the chance of extra users. Again, hackers know what ranges routers come from the factory with. Changing them makes it a little harder to hop on board.
Here how to find your router IP address:
1. Click on the Start-%26gt;Run button.
2. In the text box, type
cmd
and press Enter.
3. A black ';DOS box'; will pop up. In it, enter
ipconfig /all
A bunch of gibberish will fill the box. Next to ';Default Gateway'; an IP address will appear. This is your router's IP address.
That should go far toward hardening your wireless network.How do I recover my wireless connection to my router?
Hard wire laptop and reconfigure it ~
There's an option in the router to not broadcast the name of the network (the SSID). Normally, you'd set this yourself, but if someone got into your router's admin pages via wireless, they may have changed it as part of their hijacking operation. (Remote administration is EVIL.)
I suggest you log into the admin pages -- if you can -- from your desktop machine and see if that option has been turned off. If it has, you have pirates on board. The following instructions will help get rid of them.
Because routers differ as to details, I can't be specific about how to accomplish these steps, but they're almost all done from within the router's administration web pages. Note: It best to do them from a computer cabled (even just temporarily) to the router rather than wirelessly, especially since wireless administration will be deactivated by step #1.
Generally, to access your router administration pages, hook up a computer directly to the router and enter the router local IP address into a browser address window. See way below for details on finding your router's IP address.
1. Deactivate wireless access to your router's administration web pages so only a computer connected via an Ethernet cable can reach them. This won鈥檛 affect wireless use of the Internet, just wireless administration of the router. Even if you don鈥檛 want to leave a computer connected via a cable, leave the cable there for when you need it.
2. Turn off the SSID (network name) broadcast from the router. There's no need to advertise your network's presence. You're not running a hotspot; everyone who should be on your network should know its name.
3. Change your SSID from the default. Hackers know that routers come with default SSIDs and look for them. Even if the SSID isn't being broadcast, if a hacker knows its name, they can hop on board.
4. Set up encryption with an encryption key. The longer, the better. WPA (if your network and all your computers can support 802.11G) is better than WEP. WEP is better than nothing. Each of your wireless computers and devices will need this encryption key. Wired computers will not.
5. Limit access to only the computers you want on the network via MAC filtering. (MAC refers to unique NIC (Network Interface Card) addresses, not Macintosh computers, and not IP addresses.) This isn't a defense against hardcore freeloaders -- it's possible to fake MAC addresses -- but it keeps out casual interlopers.
6. Change the range of and/or limit the number of automatically assigned IP addresses (DHCP) to reduce the chance of extra users. Again, hackers know what ranges routers come from the factory with. Changing them makes it a little harder to hop on board.
Here how to find your router IP address:
1. Click on the Start-%26gt;Run button.
2. In the text box, type
cmd
and press Enter.
3. A black ';DOS box'; will pop up. In it, enter
ipconfig /all
A bunch of gibberish will fill the box. Next to ';Default Gateway'; an IP address will appear. This is your router's IP address.
That should go far toward hardening your wireless network.How do I recover my wireless connection to my router?
Hard wire laptop and reconfigure it ~
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