I changed ISP last year and they gave me a 802.11n router.
The only problem is only one device can use 802.11n
Cookie Thief
I changed ISP last year and they gave me a 802.11n router.
The only problem is only one device can use 802.11n
Ya'll are stupid
I was hoping it would work too.
Then wifi access for teh wii.
Cookie Thief
Why don't you just buy a very long ethernet cable to go from the router to the wii?
Vagrant Wizard
An ethernet cord is a good way to go.
I'm considering buying an adapter that supposedly has a range of 1.24 miles.
Ya'll are stupid
Can you stop being a douchbag? kthxbye.Originally Posted by Shardnax
You still need a router, even if you get a wireless adapter, unless your neighbor has a connection you can leech.
I'm considering buying an adapter that supposedly has a range of 1.24 miles
Vagrant Wizard
Vagrant Wizard
Can you avoid being dumb in the near future?Can you stop being a douchbag? kthxbye.
Ya'll are stupid
Did you know that Giant space hamsters are extinct?
Douche.
Vagrant Wizard
Evil Republican FPS gamer
I've got a really long cable which runs from my room to the one with the HDTV, it's a bit cumbersome at times, but completely worth it. Not to mention that the 360 Wireless thing is like $100.
Cookie Thief
You still haven't said why you can't use a very long ethernet cable?
I mean they are quite cheap.
Vagrant Wizard
Anyway, buy a cord, they are super cheap on eBay. Or Tassadar and Fer can beat me to the punch
Ya'll are stupid
Because then I would have to get a Lan adapter for the wii, then a router, and the cord.
Vagrant Wizard
Economy pricing!I've got a really long cable which runs from my room to the one with the HDTV, it's a bit cumbersome at times, but completely worth it. Not to mention that the 360 Wireless thing is like $100.
Vagrant Wizard
The Wii doesn't just have support for LAN connections?
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