How To Install The Nintendo WiFi USB Connector
If you don't have a wireless router, don't worry, you can still play on Nintendo WiFi Connection using the Nintendo WiFi USB Connector. You can purchase one now to get started if you don't have one already. Before you get the Nintendo WiFi USB Connector, make sure you have a broadband internet connection. Follow the instructions that came with the Nintendo WiFi Connector.
Your steps to install the Nintendo WiFi USB Connector should be something like this:
1. Before inserting the Nintendo WiFi USB Connector, enter the Installation CD and the registration tool will pop up. Click OK to begin installing. If the installer doesn't pop up, browse to your disc drive in 'My Computer' and double click on the disc drive. If the installer still does not start, double click on Setup.exe from the disc drive.
2. Select your language and click OK to begin installing. If you receive an error stating that 'You are not connected to the internet', make sure you are connected first.
3. Insert the Nintendo WiFi USB Connector when it tells you to. If you receive a warning saying, "Hi-speed USB device plugged into non-hi-speed USB hub", just click OK.
4. Now click on the Nintendo WiFi Connection registration tool in the status bar at the lower right of the monitor to register your Wii.
5. Go to the settings in the Wii console and set the wireless connection to "Nintendo WiFi USB Connector" and press Next to continue.
6. Go back to your PC and you will see your Wii's nickname with a yellow question mark (?) to the left of it. Click on the Nintendo Wii nickname and select "Grant permission to connect." Now you will see a little blue man.
7. Now go back to the Wii and press Next when the setup is complete and you are connected. Press OK to test the connection.
You can also get on Nintendo WiFi Connection with a Wii LAN adapter
By Eric Ha at nHotspot.net, a Nintendo WiFi Games Site
How to connect to Nintendo WiFi Connection
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