Wi-Fi Connection(WFC)

Ok. I have a Wireless Router, but I don't know if it's plugged in correctly. Also, I've been trying to use nintendowifi.com for some help. I DON'T UNDERSTAND A SINGLE WORD IT SAYS!!!!!!

Can anyone, who's had experience with these kinds of problem, please help me? T.T

P.S: I've tested the connection using my Nintendo DS and it always gives me this error code: 51300

 

First thing first is to make sure that the wireless router set up correctly. xD

Ok, on the Wi-Fi Connection Setup screen:
1: Press on "Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection settings"
2:Press on one of the "Connection" boxes. (Make sure it says none on it, otherwise just erase the settings.)
3:Click on "Search for an Access Point"
4: wait for it to find Access points
5: click on the strongest access point from the list of results
6: Do connection test
7: it should be fine after that. =/

 

Ok. I tried it on box 2 and this time it gave me code 52001.

This is what the DS said:

Unable to obtain an IP address. Move within range of access point or Check DHCP settings.


How am I supposed to check DHCP settings?

 

Alright, here's how you set one up:

- Look around the router. If there are any numbers like IP Address or WEP, write them down and put it somewhere very, VERY safe.

- If it came with an installation disk, use that now.

- Plug it into the wall and your computer.

- Windows should now detect it. You may have to put in some numbers here and there, and you should encrypt it.

Now for Wi-fi:

Sit next to your router and set it up. xDDD

 

xD OK. I'll do that. The thing is....how do I know which cable to put into which hole thing.

 

Dirty! [/Lorelai moment]

Well... On the back of you computer there should be a couple things that look a bit like Phone jacks... I think they're called 'Ethernet'... I'll give you the exact one in a minute.

*Crawls under computer*

EDIT: Yeah, it's the one that says Ethernet.

 

Ok...what if my PC only has one ethernet hole? The rest are Ethernet USB ports. Dx

My modem is using a blue cable that's connected to the PC's Ethernet non USB port.

?.?

 

Plug it into the Ethernet hole it fits in, most likely the non-USB ones. If you were using Dial-Up, unplug that Ethernet cable and put it in there.

 

@.@ Uh you know what....my dad already talked to this guy who's a computer wiz. He's coming over to fix it. xD Thanks for the advice, though. I'll make sure to keep this in mind if the other guy can't fix it.

 

Alright...

Lock'd

Because you don't need anymore help. If you want it re-opened, pm me and I'll gladly do it.