I have a wireless G router with a remote that connects to the router. It connects to the router but will not go on out to the internet. When I type IP config and check, it gives the wrong weird IP address. I have reformatted the hardrive and reloaded everything trying to fix the problem and it's still doing the same thing. Could it be a driver problem? What's wrong? Help!!

What to Do:

1. Power on your Wii console and press the A Button on the Wii Remote to reach the Wii main menu. Use the Wii Remote to select the "Wii" button.
2. Select "Wii Settings" to access the "Wii System Settings" menu.
   
3. Using the arrow on the right side of the screen, scroll to page two and select "Internet."
   
4. Select "Connection Settings."
   
5. Select "Connection 1: None."
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6. Click on "Wireless Connection," then click "Search for an Access Point."
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7. Select "OK." The Wii will display all the wireless networks it finds.
   
8. Select the wireless network that is yours. (If you're not sure which is yours, or you don't see any wireless networks, click here.)
   Asked to enter a security key?
   If you are prompted to "Enter the Password or Key," then the wireless network you are trying to connect to has wireless security turned on. You will need to type in your security key or password and select "OK."
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9. Select "OK," "Save Settings," and then "Yes."
   • The Wii console will run a connection test with your wireless network. When the test is completed, you should see the following screen:
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Hi, commonly these TVs use a network cable for connecting to Internet through a router, another TVs are wireless enabled, in this case you need a WiFi router to get Internet in your smart TV. The process is similar as you connect a computer to Internet but the keyboard of your TV is the remote control, some smart TVs can work with standard wireless keyboards and mices to surf Internet as with a computer.

No simple answer. I have the series 9 samsung.

Basically you need to connect the tv to the internet, and the remote control to the internet and then connect the remote to the tv. There are a few other ways but this is what I did for my Series 9 TV: Before you start check your wireless internet security number for your broadband router. If unsure check the instructions that came with your wireless router as you will need to type in the internet address and setup wireless security key, otherwise your exposed to other people using your broadband download.

Step One: Menu setting on TV go to PlugPlay- Network - set it up. To find Menu TV Control on remote, flick your finger right to left to scroll to new hidden screen - menu appears! Step Two: Test network connection, (you should set up wireless security (WEP/WAP) to match your broadband security key) Step Three: Services Tab/Setting icon/remote settings/network/wait until it finds network/select network/add security internet WEP/WAP Key - check IP Service Provider if unsure. When Remote is connected to the internet tap bottom right button to connect tv. Tab appears on the tv 'allow or not allow remote' select allow using the TV navigation button. Simple really. Mike

There are to many ways try this,
Switch on the router.
Connect both pc's to the network.
NOTE Down The pc's IP Address.
Example:-
Pc1:- 192.168.1.20
Pc2:- 192.168.1.21.

If you want see pc2's hard disk on pc1.
Open the 'run' window and then type :-
\\192.168.1.21\c$
This will take some time.
It will ask you for your Pcname\Username & Password. Type them and click ok.
Your Done!
If you want to see pc1 on pc2 type:-
\\192.168.1.20\c$.
if fails
you can use remote destop application that is built-in in Windows based computers to share resources between 2 computers, and even totally control 1 remote computer:

See this link: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsXp/using/mobility/getstarted /Remoteintro.mspx

When connecting the devices make sure that you turn on the device in this manner: modem (wait for the lights to be solid) then router, then the computer.

Check if you can get online, if not then follow the steps below:

1. Open a web browser and type this in the address bar: 192.168.1.1

2. Then you will be in the setup page of the router. You need to know what is your connection type obtained from your ISP.

If DHCP, internet connection type should be: Automatic Configuration - DHCP should be selected.

If PPPoE, select PPPoE and type the username and password provided by your ISP.

3. Then save the changes.

Once that the internet connection is working from the PC hardwired connected to the router, then check the wireless settings under the wireless tab. Take note of the SSID, wide channel, and the wireless security and preshared key.

Put those settings on the wireless adapter of the laptop and you should be able to get online.

I hope this works! Good luck!

Sounds like some settings on the wireless router might be setup wrong...like DNS. While hooked into wireless, try going to a command prompt and type ipconfig /renew. Once it refreshes, type in ipconfig /flushdns. Try the Internet.

If that doesn't work then check the settings on the wireless router and see if the DHCP is setup with a static IP or dynamic one.

Depending on what that says, I can provide next steps.

You may configure your router without using the cd.

Using an ethernet cable, connect the router and the laptop so that you can configure it for internet connection.

1. check physical connection. modem to internet port of router. laptop to numbered port of the router.
2. check lights.
3. on your laptop go to the command prompt. (type cmd on the run window)
4. type ipconfig/all on the black screen
5. look for ip address. IP address should be in this range 192.168.0.*
6. open your internet explorer browser then type http://192.168.0.1
7. type admin on the username then password or 1234 on the password box.
8. configure the router for dsl or cable connection. don't forget to save
9. check if you have internet connection. if not, power cycle the modem and router.
10. once you're online, go to wireless tab. set your ssid (any name you want). set your encryption (either wep or wpa) don't forget to save
11. unplug the ethernet cable from the laptop and the router.
12. if the wireless card of the laptop is configured, you may click the wireless connection icon at the system tray (near the clock). enter your ssid and encryption.
13. you should have internet connection.

if you can connect to the internet when you connect the pc to whe lan port , then your internet connection is ok and all you need to set is the wireless settings in the router.
connect the pc to the router with a cable .
then , Start-> Run-> type cmd-> ok-> type ipconfig-> enter-> look on the default gateway address -> type the numbers of the default gateway in the address line in your internet explorer-> there you should check , enable and or change the wireless settings.

Hi, A couple of things you should check: 1. Has the "wireless internet user" enabled his Internet Sharing? If yes, how has is this user sharing it with you, through an AP/Router? 2. If he is using an AP/Router, are there any security settings enabled such as WEP, WPA, or MAC Filter? If yes, you have to get the security key and enter it into your configuration. 3. Is the DHCP Server in the AP/Router enabled? 4. If yes to #3, have you made your networking "Obtain an IP Address Automatically? 5. If no, you have to get/set the allowed IP address that you can use, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS Servers; 6. Can you ping the AP/Router or at least the "wireless internet" user IP Address. To ping, Start, Run, type "cmd", type "ping IP add of wireless internet user and/or AP/Router; 7. In your browser, enable Auto detect proxy settings for this connection; Pls post back with: a. How do you connect, a wifi card/USB or built-in? b. What AP/Router are you connecting to? c. What browser are you using, IE, Mozilla, Opera? Hope this be of some help/idea. Good luck and kind regards.