what the hell dose this meen on wifi ds?
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Learn to spell first.
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go to nintendowifi.com and they give you all the info.
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it could be ur internet settings need adjusting
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Do you have a secure connection?  Your neighbors could be loading off of you for free.  Make sure you have a password protected wi-fi.  \n\nOr, are you freeloading off your neighbor's connection?  Might be time to sign up for your own internet service.
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Looks like you may have some problems with the third party wireless software on your pc. Is there some other wireless management on there? If so, look to see if that is trying to manage the wireless, or look for updated software or drivers.\nAlso if your pc is windows XP, put SP2 on if you havn't already. That improved wireless support.
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u need to have Wifi connectivity
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whcih company DSL is it. may be firewall is troubling you goto control panel and see it security may be u turn it off and see \nif it s a airtel dsl just call help and they will surely help u out.\nor i guess u dont have SP2 or u need t oupdate some files on ur windows
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well the first thing that u need to do is check ur NIC, u can do that by opening MS-DOS, and typing " ping 127.0.0.1" if it gives u 4 replies ur NIC is good, if not then u need to change that, after that u need to check ur drivers, to make sure that they are up to date, so u have to go in device manager, then look for ur wireless nick, go to the manufacteres web site,then u gonna need to check for updates on the drivers, after making sure that everything is up to date, u need to make sure that the network that u are trying to connect is not to restrict MAC adreeses, if that is the case u need to disable it, then u need to make sure that if is using WAP or WEP encryption, that u have the key, then try and connect again, if these doesnt work, the router is prob no letting u connect to the network, so u gonna have to reset the router and then set it up again, with the correct configuration,, good luck
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What operating system do you have?  (Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP, Linux, Mac OS, other)\n\nWhat internet provider do you use? (Earthlink, Yahoo, SBC, AOL, etc, etc,)\n\nDo you have a wireless access point/router/broadband gateway between your computer and DSL or cable modem?
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You might want to check your event viewer and see what is happening to your computer when it loses connection -\nControl panel..administrative tools..event viewer.\n\nLook at the logs and see any tcp/ip events.\n\nIf you see the connection being dropped randomly in the logs, it might be your wireless card or the drivers. try and uninstall the card completely, uninstall the drivers and then use the correct drivers- possibly from the manufacturers website.\n\nalso try and disable all security such as wep / wpa for your network and see if the problem occurs, if you still have a problem then its most possibly your wireless card drivers. Some wireless cards when the drivers are installed disable your wireless zero service and cause havoc. What kind of card are you using.. post it on here.
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check your wireless router software
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come to georgia and buy Bellsouth 6 megabyte dsl for like 50 bucks :D lol thats what i do....also, i think you have spyware if it takes you quite a while to load the page...
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It sounds like your wireless connection is secured. You need to login to the wireless router and look for the password or passphrase section. See router website for details on this.
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Are you using a wired connection or wireless?  If you are using a wireless connection, try hooking up to your router with a cable.  If it starts running faster, you know it's the the wireless connection that's causing the problem.\n\nWireless connections can suffer from interference from cordless telephones and your neighbor's wireless ethernet.  One thing that can happen is that you are accidentally connecting to your neighbor's wireless connection.  Check which wireless network you are connecting to.  Click on the wireless network icon to the right side of the top menu bar.  Click "open internet connection" to see the network you are connected to and the strength of the signal you are receiving.\n\nEvery once in a while my DSL / wireless performance will just go to pot.  I restart my DSL modem, router, and computer, and things start working again.
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its the server or yer isp provider\n\ngo here...broadbandreports.com and do a couple speed tests
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check with your AP, or ISP... which ever is the case..
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hmm,wats wrong with dat??