WI-FI HELP!

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Originally Posted by Neurotic

Why would I have needed to say that when the answer is clearly infront of him?

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Why would he ask if he already knew?

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Originally Posted by HyperSanta

Why would he ask if he already knew?

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Well, no offence, but the answer is clearly infront of him? :s

I don't get how he cannot work it out..

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Originally Posted by Neurotic

Well, no offence, but the answer is clearly infront of him? :s

I don't get how he cannot work it out..

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Lol. Maybe he's a slow learner...:P

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Originally Posted by adm

we did.

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Originally Posted by adm

I'm only guessing, but I think you should
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USE YOUR NINTENDO WI-FI CONNECTION SETTINGS TO CONNECT

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No that is telling him what he should do, rather than helping him :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Neuronic

Why would I have needed to say that when the answer is clearly infront of him?

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Why waste a post then if that is the case?

The answer isn't actually infront of him, you have to go through the game, settings etc. You would actually think to connect to the Wi-Fi settings you could go direct into the options on the DS main menu, but strangely you can't.

what's telling him what to do if it's not helping him?

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Originally Posted by GommeInc

The answer isn't actually infront of him, you have to go through the game, settings etc. You would actually think to connect to the Wi-Fi settings you could go direct into the options on the DS main menu, but strangely you can't.

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Well maybe you could have not wasted 2 posts & told him that instead of quoting me (& spelling my name wrong :rolleyes:) to tell me otherwise.

Notice the difference in this strange example.

Eat your sweetcorn - Telling.

Pick up the sweetcorn with your fork and put it in your mouth, chew and swallow (maybe some physical help to) - Helping.

Figure it out. Now here is a more fitting example.

Connect with the Wi-Fi settings - Telling.

Connect with the Wi-Fi settings by going to the game, then options, then settings then input the proper codes to connect to the internet with your DS/Wii. - Helping.

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Originally Posted by Neurotic

Well maybe you could have not wasted 2 posts & told him that instead of quoting me (& spelling my name wrong ) to tell me otherwise.

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Does it really matter if I spelt your name wrong? No it doesn't, because it was clear who I was talking to :rolleyes: Try not to be smart, it just doesn't work when you are obviously wrong.

I was telling you what you should of done, but your pure ignorance of forum rules doesn't appeal to you, or actually helping out others in fact.

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Originally Posted by GommeInc

I was telling you what you should of done, but your pure ignorance of forum rules doesn't appeal to you, or actually helping out others in fact.

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Well follow your own advice then and stop wasting posts & actually tell him what to do, rather than creating an argument that I frankly don't want to be in.

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Originally Posted by Neurotic

Well follow your own advice then and stop wasting posts & actually tell him what to do, rather than creating an argument that I frankly don't want to be in.

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Then why start it? And I did help, unlike you :rolleyes: You've also wasted more posts if you are going to play that game.

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Originally Posted by My Help

Turn on your DS > pick the game you are going to use e.g. Animal Crossing > Settings (or equivalent) > Wi-Fi settings > Input your networks WEP code and you're done as far as I am aware

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This is what he does need to do, better than your unhelpful advice of stating the obvious.

i think
USE YOUR NINTENDO WI-FI CONNECTION SETTINGS TO CONNECT
is stating the obvious.

it's even in caps.