Originally posted by Jenstyler:

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I did what you said, "run a search and delete any nintendo files" and im still getting the

"An error occured while Internet Connection Sharing was being enabled.

Internet Connection Sharing cannot be enaabled.
A LAN is already configured with the IP address that is requried for automatic IP addressing."

Any Ideas?

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Originally posted by Jenstyler:

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DISREGARD Last Post.
I fixed it by going to ASUS WLAN Card Settings, under config, SoftAP,
by checking the box for Enable ICS.

New problem.

I got ot test my connection on my DS, and it has full signal strength, and then error pops up saying "unable to connect to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Confirm Connecton settings and acesspoint settings."

Uhm the settings for my ds is-

SSID: 19574
WEP Key: **********
Auto-obtain IP Adress: NO
IP Address: 192.168.1.2
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
Auto-Obtain DNS: NO
Primary: 192.168.1.1
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0




Anything wrong?

I also noticed that under my wireless connection its only sending packets and not receiving any from my ds.

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Originally posted by "wdclean":

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Basic Tab:

Network Type:Infrastructure

Network Name:default

Channel : 1

Encryption Tab:

Network Authentication: Open

Data Encrption: Disabled

Soft AP Tab:

Check The Soft AP Mode

Check To Enable The ICS

Access Control Tab:

Access Control Policy: Accept

Access Control List: This is were you input your mac address of your DS found under Nintendo WFC Settings,Options,System Information there you'll find your Mac Address 00-00-00-00-00-00 eg. Just note this is were you would input additional hardware addresses as well ( PSP, Laptop Eg.). Then of course you click add. Now you'll see that same address under the list of Mac Addresses Allowed To Be On The Network.

Now go back to the basic tab and click on advanced make sure under the 54g Mode its 802.11b only. All the other settings should not to be touched.But if you want to know here's what mine are set to.

RTS Threshold: 2347

Fragmentation Threshold: 2347

Preamble Mode: Long

Frame Bursting: Disabled

54g Mode: 802.11b only

54g Protection: Auto

Use Short Slot Time: Disabled

Important after making any adjustments to click on OK on the bottom left before closing tab.

Ok try your DS by going into nintendo WFC, then nintendo WFC Settings,Nintendo WiFi Connectin Settings. Erase all previous settings. Now pick a connection 1,2 or 3 now search for access point, after a few moments it should come up with a screen showing a default connection thats unlocked and a signal, Click OK. It will show a new Connection 2 Settings screen press OK again and it will set up your DS connection for you. After its done it should say connection successful and then go back to the Connection setup screen. Now just back out and your ready to Play. If you wanted to go into the connection setup screen again ,you'll see that the connection you choose has changed the erase settings to yellow from white meaning its saved. Now Go Have Fun !!!!

Any problems I'll try to help you figure it out.

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Originally posted by 1211121:

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when the OP said the drivers were modified, would that be at all why the newer xp64 drivers i got from ralink aren't working?

the device manager is just seeing these as two seperate devices

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Without installing the new drivers you've got from ralink go back and reinstall the proper ones as indicated, now that you have uninstalled the nintendo drivers and software all should be well

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Originally posted by EVOsonic:

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can someone explane this thing better cause i got stuck at how to share my ics. so can someone please tell me what to do.

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Originally posted by 1211121:

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any idea on how to get past where i am jen? :(

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Originally posted by 1211121:

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http://www.savefile.com/files/804004

there's the link to the video for wdclean

i think it misses when i right-click the driver and hit install, but i chose a low frame rate cos i didn't wanna bloat the size

i was gonna show how installing the newer drivers shows the buffalo cards but sees them seperate to the wifi adapter, but for some reason when i uninstall these from device manager it kills my internet. pinging external sites works out, browsing the LAN works fine, but browsers wont work even on my router pages till i do a system restore, which is a pain!! and i dont think it's too important anyway

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Originally posted by 1211121:

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same thing as before, installngi the asus stuff just leaves it saying there's no wireless card so the asus utility can't start

elaborate on step 1 maybe, how do i install these drivers? manually pointing to them from found new hardware says they're not compatible, check they're designed for xp 64, yet everyone says it should be fine for 64

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Originally posted by ren102686:

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Hey, I'm new to these forums :)

For everyone trying to connect the Wii to the USB adapter, I wanted to show the configuration that actually worked for me. After tinkering with the settings and reinstalling, etc., I've finally gotten the adapter to work with the Wii console.

Here are my settings:

SSID: Ren (I didn't hide it, so I'm not sure if it will work if it's hidden)

Channel: 1 (If your Wii has trouble detecting the adapter, try either 6 or 11)
54g Mode: 802.11b only

Network Authentication: Open (won't work as shared)

As far as the Wii console goes, I was able to just detect the access point. No need for manual setup unless you have your connection encrypted or your SSID hidden.

Hope this helps!

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Originally posted by icecanal:

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... how do you install the buffalo drivers there's no exe drives

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