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Tutorial - Make Your Nintendo Wifi USB Connector A SoftAP

Discussion in 'Nintendo DS' started by kcajblue, Sep 4, 2006.

  1. mosher411

    mosher411 Guest

    Has anyone got this working on vista? I really want to use Vista but i cant because i have a roommate that is paying for wifi internet he gets through my SoftAP, so i have to use XP in the mean time.. I have messed around with it for a while and i can get it to come up on my psp but it only sends it cant receive.
     
  2. wdclean

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    Just set it up like this and you shouldn't have a problem

    Under The Asus WLAN Card Setting

    Click on Config on the left side.


    Basic Tab:

    Network Type:Infrastructure

    Network Name:default

    Channel : 1

    Encryption Tab:

    Network Authentication: Open

    Data Encrption: Disabled

    Soft AP Tab:

    Check The Soft AP Mode

    Check To Enable The ICS

    Access Control Tab:

    Access Control Policy: Accept

    Access Control List: This is were you input your mac address of your DS found under Nintendo WFC Settings,Options,System Information there you'll find your Mac Address 00-00-00-00-00-00 eg. Just note this is were you would input additional hardware addresses as well ( PSP, Laptop Eg.). Then of coase you click add. Now you'll see that same address under the list of Mac Addresses Allowed To Be On The Network.

    Now go back to the basic tab and click on advanced make sure under the 54g Mode its 802.11b only. All the other settings should not to be touched.But if you want to know here's what mine are set to.

    RTS Threshold: 2347

    Fragmentation Threshold: 2347

    Preamble Mode: Long

    Frame Bursting: Disabled

    54g Mode: 802.11b only

    54g Protection: Auto

    Use Short Slot Time: Disabled

    Important after making any adjustments to click on OK on the bottom left before closing tab.

    Ok try your DS by going into nintendo WFC, then nintendo WFC Settings,Nintendo WiFi Connectin Settings. Erase all previous settings. Now pick a connection 1,2 or 3 now search for access point, after a few moments it should come up with a screen showing a default connection thats unlocked and a signal, Click OK. It will show a new Connection 2 Settings screen press OK again and it will set up your DS connection for you. After its done it should say connection successful and then go back to the Connection setup screen. Now just back out and your ready to Play. If you wanted to go into the connection setup screen again ,you'll see that the connection you choose has changed the erase settings to yellow from white meaning its saved. Now Go Have Fun !!!!

    Any problems I'll try to help you figure it out.

    As far as working with vista I'll check this out.
     
  3. mosher411

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    The Asus utility says it cant detect my WLAN card, but its installed, i'm thinking that either the drivers or the asus program doesnt work in vista, still tinkering with it...
     
  4. hellykun

    hellykun Guest

    hey guys i've got a linkys wireless-g adapter can I go online with my nintendo ds and wii?I tried but nothing.Can somebody help?thanks
     
  5. kcajblue

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    wrong forum, but you should be able to. i dont see why you cant.
     
  6. hellykun

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    thanks for your answer kcajblue can you suggest a forum more appropriate for this kind of questions.thanks
     
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  8. wdclean

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    I don't think theres any drivers right now for vista but try the asus sight or buffalo...
     
  9. hellykun

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    can anybody make a guide on how to make a standard usb wifi adapter into a nintendo wifi adapter?
     
  10. kcajblue

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    i dont think you can and it wouldnt matter if its the nintendo one.
    an actual wifi usb stick is better than the nintendo one.
     
  11. wdclean

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    Just follow the directions I posted above and any adaptor should work with these settings. The advantage with the nintendo adaptor is the price other wise there wouldn't be any diff.
     
  12. hellykun

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    sadly,my adapter has not a softap mode:(
     
  13. R41DEN

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    Hello, its me again. I tried installing this driver on my dads computer. Everything was going well except for one thing. When i reached the step where I had to copy the "rt2500usb.sys" file to the "system32" folder, i couldnt find the folder meaning i couldnt find the "driver" folder. Where can i copy the file if i cant find the folder? pleaseeee some one help me i really want to get this working ='(
     
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    Here's the three steps to follow.

    1)
    Now in the ASUS EXEs folder of the RAR file, extract the six EXE files in the into the ASUS folder (C:\Program Files\ASUS\WLAN Card Utilities). Make sure you overwrite the existing files.

    2)Then click Start -> All Programs -> ASUS Utility -> WLAN Card -> ASUS WLAN Control Center. You will get a dialog asking if you want to use the Windows configuration utility or the ASUS one, select the option that uses ASUS one and disables the Windows one. Then there will be a wizard. Click Cancel to close the wizard.

    3)
    Now copy the file (C:\Program Files\ASUS\WLAN Card Utilities\Driver\WinXP\AP\rt2500usb.sys) to (C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers). Make sure you overwrite the existing file.

    Anything else I'll try to help you, WD
     
    Last edited: Feb 7, 2007
  15. Gamz1

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    No, ive made it, thx for the help
     
  16. R41DEN

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    I cant copy the file from the ASUS folder because i cant find the system32 folder. I tried to but i just cant find it on my dads computer.
     
  17. wdclean

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    If its xp then you have to be the adminastator ask your dad for help on this
     
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    Hi, I tried doing this hack but I get stuck at the part where I need to load the ASUS control center. I got the dialog asking me to choose between Windows and ASUS but after that I get an error stating that it can't detect my wireless LAN card. Help?
     
  19. hellykun

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    can I install the buffalo drivers on a linksys wireless g?and how?
     
  20. kcajblue

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    why are you trying to change everything to have the buffalo drivers?
    the linksys wireless g is better.
     

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