How to Hook Up the Wii Wirelessly

Turn on the Ninendo Wii console. The Wii Main menu will appear.

Select the ̶0;Wii̶1; button in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Point the Wii remote at the television screen. A cursor will appear. Move the cursor by pointing the Wii remote at the button and press the ̶0;A̶1; button.

Select the ̶0;Wii Settings̶1; button in the menu that appears. This is the large square button on the right with a wrench icon. The Wii System Settings menu will appear.

Select the blue arrow on the right side of the screen. The white bar at the top of the screen should say ̶0;Wii System Settings 2.̶1; If it does not, use the left or right arrows on the screen until it does.

Select the ̶0;Internet̶1; button. This is the third button on the screen. The Internet menu will appear.

Select ̶0;Connection Settings.̶1; This is the first button in the menu.

Select ̶0;Connection 1, 2, or 3̶1; from the Connection Settings menu. It does not matter which one you choose. The console will use whichever wireless connection you set up by default.

Select ̶0;Wireless Connection̶1; from the next menu. It is the first button.

Select ̶0;Search for Access Point.̶1; You will need to wait for a few seconds while the Wii scans for available wireless networks in the area.

Choose your wireless network from the list that appears. You may need to enter security information for your network, if your network requires an access code.

Select ̶0;OK̶1; to save the connection settings to the Nintendo Wii memory.

Select ̶0;OK̶1; again. The Nintendo Wii will automatically test the connection. Once the test is complete, your Wii will be connected wirelessly to the network.