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Connecting my DS/Wii to Ad-hoc for Wi-Fi?

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Hello everyone. I was wondering if anyone knew how I can use my laptop's ad hoc as Wi-Fi for my DS/Wii. The connection shows up on the DS and Wii but it won't work on either of them. Please, do not tell me to get a router or a Nintendo USB Connector (Nintendo doesn't even sell these anymore in case you didn't know) because I am 100% broke and my parents are not going to supply me with money just to buy some device that will enchance my gaming experience. I have read about people that have managed to pull this ad-hoc Wi-Fi trick off. I really need to know how to set everything up and if there is any special programs that are needed or would facilitate the process. Thank you very much in advance!

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  1. You will need to use a special homebrew app called DSwifi:

    http://www.akkit.org/dswifi/

    Of course, to run homebrew apps you'll need your own R4 flash cart, which lets you upload your own stuff to use on the DS.


  2. Check your router & make sure it's compatible at nintendowifi.com and be sure you're using the proper WEP key if it's activated. There are certain routers that just don' t mesh with the Wii/DS- If money weren't an issue- I saw the USB & the LAN adapter online and instores- ;) that'd be my second string of advice.  

  3. The only way your wireless internet component will allow you to connect to Wi-Fi is if its properties are set to WEP. Any other will not work with Wi-Fi. Either it connects or it doesn't. There is no point in altering a perfectly good internet connection just to get on Wi-Fi.

    You could go to an intenet cafe to onto Wi-Fi because they are full of hotspots.

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