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| fabio Posts: 601/2415 |
Originally posted by The Red Snifit I do see that a lot. It's usually the guys with 0 wins and 0 losses. Sometimes, I wonder if they disconnect from the match just because I have a lot of wins. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 1393/5072 |
I often get disconnected just before it starts. 
Originally posted by Ansem  ... Sorry but this is the total opposite of my experience. Maybe schools are better with wireless than they are with ordinary wired networks (none of the schools here can afford wireless  ) but damn... local admin password last year was 'welcome'. They use Deep Freeze thinking it gives total security, but don't put a password on the BIOS (floppy drive is even the first boot device, and CD the second), and the password is 'freezer'. They often forget to even activate it.  Their idea of security is to disable right-clicking on the taskbar and remove the File menu from Explorer. It's hilarious... until you get yelled at for using Notepad because the teacher doesn't recognize it and thinks it's a virus. XD |
| The Red Snifit Posts: 2/739 |
Have any of you met any of those idiots who don't race when a race starts? I've met 3... |
| caitsith2 Posts: 5/10 |
I had no issues with playing over dialup myself. |
| Ailure Posts: 487/2602 |
Originally posted by Alastor the StylishNot at mine, hell you need a account to access the internet. On the other hand, you do get a static IP and all. So even if it's wireless, you can technically run a server on this network, without having to setup a router (that I wouldn't have access to). Another way of playing over internet would be the adhoc way. This assumes you have a internet connection and a wireless network card. Going to try it... since it's good for me who have a unused wireless network card.  |
| Lord SkyLart Posts: 153/307 |
Well it is the same way with my laptop. It won't let me connect to the internet for some reason. |
| Sukasa Posts: 566/2068 |
Suckas. Security is the min at my school... I wound up letting them know about one hole in their security... They said they'd monitor it, but they never fixed it |
| Alastor Posts: 2269/8204 |
Man, just wait until you get to college, where security is to the min |
| Lord SkyLart Posts: 148/307 |
There are two keywords there "In school". It is the same way with a PSP. The security is to the max in schools. |
| >8( Posts: 12/38 |
I really think he means that it's the fact that it's in school. |
| Deleted User Posts: 5/-7750 |
you find it weird that your school put up security for their network and wouldn't let it down??? |
| Riku Posts: 362/1823 |
I found it strange when I used Wi-fi in my school. It supported the adapter, but the security was set to the max and wouldn't go down. |
| Deleted User Posts: 4/-7750 |
Originally posted by DarkSlaya wrongo, It supports Dial-up, Using a router and setting one of my computers hooked to the phone line to use internet sharing, and presto, it connects, I've done like 7 sets races on there on one day with no problem whatsoever. so those with dial-up. enjoy and dont sulk over the dial-up issue. |
| Peardian Posts: 231/1757 |
I finally got to work. You'll never guess why it wasn't working before. It was too close to the adapter. Apparently, laying on the floor next to the adapter is too close.  |
| Andy Posts: 400/517 |
Originally posted by mynameisbob Iv'e never seen a restruant with a hot spot in my area. Actually there are no hot spots in my area at all.  Oh well, Thats why I got the USB connector! |
| Marioman64 Posts: 9/64 |
I just want to tell everyone right now how the Mario Kart DS Wi-Fi works.
1-You connect to a network. 2-You connect to Wi-Fi 3-You choose which type of connection you want(World=Slower,Regional=Faster) 4-Then JUST SIT THERE AND WAIT(WAIT,WAIT,WAIT!!!!) until the character selection screen comes up. Most people think that it does not work just because they connected and the flashing dots( which mean you found a person) come and go constantly.NOT TRUE! Just connect, and WAIT.Even if it says"You may not be able to gather four people, JUST WAIT!!! Now for Friend codes. Maybe people on here could exchange their friend codes and we could all race each other by selecting friends for the connection instead of world or regional. 1-Turn DS on 2-Start the game 3-Tap WFC(Wi-FI-Connection) 4-Tap Friend code AFTER YOU HAVE CONNECTED TO A NETWORK! 5-Tap confirm friend code(this is your friend code) To add a friend: 6-Repeat steps 1-4 7-Tap register friend code 8-Now put in the friend code of the person you want to add(tell each other your friend codes) 9-After that, type in their name... 10-...then go back to Nintendo WFC Match 11-tap yes 12-select friends and tap ok There... I type really slow...It burns! So now everyone knows how to race each other.Now all we have to do is make a time to get on-line, like everyone gets on at 9:00 or something. My friend code is: 004356 968637 My name is Philip H __________________________________________________________________ I don't talk to myself, just anyone who is listening. |
| Peardian Posts: 109/1757 |
 I don't even know if I have one of those... I don't see it... |
| Kattwah Posts: 379/3349 |
Originally posted by Peardian GASP 
Unfortunately, youre using the USB port thing... so I cant help you... |
| Peardian Posts: 102/1757 |
I feel silly, but... how do I do that? I forget what a router is... |
| Alastor Posts: 494/8204 |
Change routers. |
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