I'm trying to connect to Nintendo WFC with my nintendo DS. It connects successfully in the WCSettings. but when im in the game and about to launch it, it says connected to access point but cannot connect to nintendo WFC~~ Error 61020. so i researched and the instructions for my router was: DS Change the 'rate' to 1-2 mbps, and the TX rate to 2mbps. These settings can be found on the 'Wireless' Tab, under the 'Advanced Wireless Settings' sub-tab. ~~so i followed it but when i go to change the TX rate, it is unchngable and stuck on default. please help :((
1.With an online-capable game inserted into your Nintendo DS, turn on your system and access the game's main menu.
2.Access the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection settings.
-These settings are typically found by selecting "Nintendo WFC" from the game's main menu. For detailed directions, consult the manual for the game.
3.At the Setup screen, tap "Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Settings."
4.Tap a connection file labeled "None."
5.Tap on "Search for an Acannot change transmission rate of Linksys WRT160N - connection1settings-cwz5mha2srvvin44vycqgk0s-3-9.jpgction1settings-cwz5mha2srvvin44vycqgk0s-3-9.jpg" alt="connection1settings-cwz5mha2srvvin44vycqgk0s-3-9.jpg" class="h_mi" />
6.The Nintendo DS will search for any wireless networks within range. Once it is finished searching, it will display the names of all the wireless networks it finds.
oIf you receive the error message "No Compatible Access Points Within Range," click here.
7.Tap on the name of your wireless router or access point.
oIf there is a gray padlock next to the name of the wireless access point you wish to connect with, this indicates your router is using a security type incompatible with the Nintendo DS.
If prompted, use the keyboard on the botcannot change transmission rate of Linksys WRT160N - enter_wep1-cwz5mha2srvvin44vycqgk0s-3-14.pngreless router or access point.
8.Select "OK," "Save Settings," and then "Yes." The Nintendo DS will run a connection test.
9.The connection test was successful - Your Nintendo DS is now connected online.
Situation Not Resolved:
If the connection test was not successful, you will receive an error code:
·Error Code 51300: This means the security code or network name entered into the Nintendo DS is not the same one the router is set to. To reach your connection settings, click "back" on the error code screen. Make sure to pay extra attention to the security key you find in your router's settings and enter it exactly as it appears (the key is case sensitive).
SOURCE: Cannot find wireless tab on Linksys router setup page
Hi...this is an unusual problem.
Is your model the BEFSR41W? Linksys describe this as a 'wireless ready router', and it seems to require a PCMCIA card to be inserted in the back of the router, to enable wireless connectivity.
I'm just wondering if the router lost communication with the card, causing your wireless options to disappear?
However, first things first. As you have (correctly) reset the router, all your settings have been cleared, including ISP information (hence the internet connection is lost). Your first priority is to set up your router again, and the Linksys website has a downloadable manual, quick install guide and tips which will help with this.
When you are up and running - and assuming I have the right model - try removing and re-inserting the PCMCIA card at the back of the router, and see if the router re-detects it. If successful, this should bring back your wireless options.
I hope this helps, but please post again on Fixya if not. It does seem odd to have lost the wired connection before the reset.
Good luck. :)
SOURCE: Linksys wrt160N router inconsistant internet connection
Check on your cables makes sure they are inserted properly and the cord should be free of kinks, scrapes or loose connections......Also check the back of your computer make sure your ethernet card (the one that has the green lights/LED's) is seated properly (not loose)....
Good Luck.....hope this helps...if not let us know....cheers
SOURCE: cant connect to the internet with linksys wrt160nv2
if this is DSL connection then you have to configure your modem before you connect router
follow this
first disabled wireless on your modem/router
.1) Turn off DHCP on your modem/router I am assuming this is verizon westell
2. Configure the first VC port to Bridge-Bridge mode
3. Keep hitting "apply" in the windows until the 7500 reboots
4. Plug the "Internet" port on the linksys to one of the normal ethernet ports on the modem /router
5. Turn on the Netgear and wait for the green Internet light to go solid
good luck if this does not work provide more info on your setup
SOURCE: Laptops stopped connecting wireless
check if you’re computer is properly connected wirelessly to the Linksys router, you will need to perform six steps:
Checking the IP Address of the PC
The IP address of the computer is another indication that the computer is properly connected to the router.
Checking the Wireless Settings on a Linksys Router
The router’s wireless settings should match the wireless settings of the wireless adapter in order for them to communicate.
Disabling Computer Firewall
Make sure that the computer firewall and any third party firewall installed in the computer is disabled. With a firewall enabled on your computer, you may get an invalid IP address. In such cases we have to disable any firewall installed on your PC.
Disabling Proxy Settings
If you have proxy settings, you need to disable these on your computer. If a computer is accompanied by a router, the gateway for the Internet connection, it no longer needs to get any proxy settings to gain access.
NOTE: If you are using Mac to disable the computer's proxy settings.
Pinging the Router
Ping test helps trace the communication between the computer and the router. The computer sends packets to the router and in return the router sends out replies to validate the connection.
Pinging the Internet
Ping test helps trace the communication between the computer, the router and the internet. To check the computer’s connection to the Internet you should get valid replies when you perform a ping test
(Don't see "None" for Connection
1? To ensure any existing settings don't interfere with getting
connected, tap the button, then choose "Clear Settings.")
No security - Your wireless network is unlocked.
WEP security - Your wireless network is secured with WEP and requires a security key.
WPA security - Your wireless network is secured with WPA and requires a security key. 201 views
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