Connecting a Wii to the Internet by using a wii cable is advantageous unless you have a wireless router. Since Wii will not contain a inbuilt Ethernet adapter, you can utilize its built-in wireless adapter instead to touch base to some laptop. This is possible employing an random (computer-to-computer) network once your laptop is associated with a wired Connection to the internet. That way can save you some cash because you will not have to buy a wired network adapter ( http://www.vdealbox.com/wii-accessories/wii-cable-adapter.html ) with the Wii or maybe a wireless router.
Windows Vista or Newer
1. Connect your laptop for the Internet by attaching an Ethernet cable from your router or modem for the wii cables on my computer. Open the "Start" menu and then click "Cp."
2. Click "Network and Internet," "Network and Sharing Center" and "Create a fresh Connection or Network." Select "Established a radio Random (Computer-to-Computer) Network."
3. Stick to the procedures in the network setup wizard. Enter a name, security level and pass key for that network to defend it.
4. Switch on the Wii and employ the controller to open the "Main Menu" and select "Wii Settings." Open the "Internet" settings after which it "Connection Settings."
5. Stick to the steps on-screen to connect in your laptop's WiFi network that may be being broadcast. You will want the network name and pass key you entered on my computer.
Windows XP
6. Click on the "Start" menu and open "Cp." Click "Network and Online connections" and open "Network Connections."
7. Right click the name of the wii adapter and select "Properties." Click on the "Wireless Networks" tab. Make sure that the option to "Use Windows to Configure My Wireless Network Settings" is checked.
8. Click "Add..." under "Preferred Networks" and enter a network name, encryption type and network key. Use "Shared" for your "Authentication" type.
9. Click "Advanced" and choose "Computer-to-Computer (Random) Networks Only." Right click the name on the wired wii adaptor and select "Properties."
10. Click the "Advanced Tab" and look into the box next to "Allow Other Network Users to touch base through This Computer's Web connection."
11. Save the settings on my computer. Keep to the normal steps to connect the Wii on the Internet, that are included under the previous section.