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DS, WiFi, and Macbook

bloodatonementbloodatonement Registered User regular
edited July 2008 in Help / Advice Forum
So after digging around on Nintendo.com I found that I need to set my router to Shared Key WEP to connect my DS. This works great and all my PCs connect fine.
However I can't seem to get my MacBook to connect to my router anymore. I keep getting an error saying that the password is incorrect. I've tried putting a $ before the hex code, I've tried using the pass phrase I used to generate the Keys, and that doesn't work either.
Anything else I should try?

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  • musanmanmusanman Registered User regular
    edited July 2008
    So after digging around on Nintendo.com I found that I need to set my router to Shared Key WEP to connect my DS. This works great and all my PCs connect fine.
    However I can't seem to get my MacBook to connect to my router anymore. I keep getting an error saying that the password is incorrect. I've tried putting a $ before the hex code, I've tried using the pass phrase I used to generate the Keys, and that doesn't work either.
    Anything else I should try?

    you could try the hard reset or your router and it should default to your original router password, it shouldn't be a big deal to reconfigure

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  • bloodatonementbloodatonement Registered User regular
    edited July 2008
    musanman wrote: »
    So after digging around on Nintendo.com I found that I need to set my router to Shared Key WEP to connect my DS. This works great and all my PCs connect fine.
    However I can't seem to get my MacBook to connect to my router anymore. I keep getting an error saying that the password is incorrect. I've tried putting a $ before the hex code, I've tried using the pass phrase I used to generate the Keys, and that doesn't work either.
    Anything else I should try?

    you could try the hard reset or your router and it should default to your original router password, it shouldn't be a big deal to reconfigure
    I'm just having Wifi connection issues with my macbook. I can log in to the router's configuration fine with my PC. I'm wondering if there is a trick for getting OSX Leopard to connect to a router with Shared Key 64bit WEP.

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