bunnyboytomas
WiiChat Member
- Feb 23, 2007
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Try This
Hi
I have had the same problem but seem to have sorted it out.
Go into the Wii options menu, then settings, then Internet. Click on MAC address and copy the number/letters down without the hyphens.
Then go into your wireless router setup where you can change stuff. Its the same place you do the encryption/no encryption. Click on MAC Address Filtering and there you can add your Wii Console MAC number there, click on add and put the number in then save changes.
You can still set up encryption too, by using the Wii connections menu, then security, type (usually WPA-PSK), then save (it will ask you for the encryption passcode). You will have to set the encryption up on the router first from the security tab in the setup router menu.
It is best to be encrypted, I have just found out my neighbours have been using my connection for the last 8 months!!
I hope this works for you.
bunnyboytomas
Hi
I have had the same problem but seem to have sorted it out.
Go into the Wii options menu, then settings, then Internet. Click on MAC address and copy the number/letters down without the hyphens.
Then go into your wireless router setup where you can change stuff. Its the same place you do the encryption/no encryption. Click on MAC Address Filtering and there you can add your Wii Console MAC number there, click on add and put the number in then save changes.
You can still set up encryption too, by using the Wii connections menu, then security, type (usually WPA-PSK), then save (it will ask you for the encryption passcode). You will have to set the encryption up on the router first from the security tab in the setup router menu.
It is best to be encrypted, I have just found out my neighbours have been using my connection for the last 8 months!!
I hope this works for you.
bunnyboytomas