The wi-fi adaptor basically enables you to plug an ethernet cable into a USB slot. So you'd plug one end of the cable into a modem or router, and then plug the other end into the adaptor, and then plug the adaptor into the Wii. That then gives you wired internet access for your Wii, which you can set up in the Wii settings.Setting a Wii up with Online
[QUOTE=''GabuEx'']The wi-fi adaptor basically enables you to plug an ethernet cable into a USB slot. So you'd plug one end of the cable into a modem or router, and then plug the other end into the adaptor, and then plug the adaptor into the Wii. That then gives you wired internet access for your Wii, which you can set up in the Wii settings.[/QUOTE]So I have to buy that? Is there an option for setting up online that doesn't involve $
[QUOTE=''Temptation53''][QUOTE=''GabuEx'']The wi-fi adaptor basically enables you to plug an ethernet cable into a USB slot. So you'd plug one end of the cable into a modem or router, and then plug the other end into the adaptor, and then plug the adaptor into the Wii. That then gives you wired internet access for your Wii, which you can set up in the Wii settings.[/QUOTE]So I have to buy that? Is there an option for setting up online that doesn't involve $ [/QUOTE]If you already have a wireless router, you can use that to connect to the internet.Beyond that, however, you need to buy either a Wi-Fi USB Connector or a wi-fi adaptor, both of which cost roughly the same amount of money.
[QUOTE=''GabuEx''][QUOTE=''Temptation53''][QUOTE=''GabuEx'']The wi-fi adaptor basically enables you to plug an ethernet cable into a USB slot. So you'd plug one end of the cable into a modem or router, and then plug the other end into the adaptor, and then plug the adaptor into the Wii. That then gives you wired internet access for your Wii, which you can set up in the Wii settings.[/QUOTE]So I have to buy that? Is there an option for setting up online that doesn't involve $ [/QUOTE]If you already have a wireless router, you can use that to connect to the internet.Beyond that, however, you need to buy either a Wi-Fi USB Connector or a wi-fi adaptor, both of which cost roughly the same amount of money. [/QUOTE]Oh thats awesome, so the setup is exactly like the Nintendo DS where as my wireless internet works fine, but if I didn't have that I'd have to get a usb plug. Oh okay, thanks a bunch.
[QUOTE=''Temptation53'']Oh thats awesome, so the setup is exactly like the Nintendo DS where as my wireless internet works fine, but if I didn't have that I'd have to get a usb plug. Oh okay, thanks a bunch.[/QUOTE]Yeah, it's basically identical to the DS, save for the ability to use a wired connection.
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