Hi. I have Windows 10 and a N3DSXL. The wifi of our building is WPA2 so I tried to use Connfectify to create a WEP hotspot for DS games. Didn't work.
Please help!
Please help!
I've tried this without any luck. If you can manage to get a phone/android to setup a hotspot then that's probably better.Hi. I have Windows 10 and a N3DSXL. The wifi of our building is WPA2 so I tried to use Connfectify to create a WEP hotspot for DS games. Didn't work.
Please help!
OMG why is it so hard to connect DS games to wifi nowadaysI've tried this without any luck. If you can manage to get a phone/android to setup a hotspot then that's probably better.
I used to love digging underground in Pokemon Platinum! Also miss the DLCs for Yu-Gi-Oh! I hope I can get them back onto my 3DSWEP is an outdated wireless security algorithm that is easily crackable, nothing should be using it any more.
The wifi capabilities of the DS even back then were quite poor though that it could only connect to WEP secured wireless connections; even if you were using a DSi that did support WPA secured connections, old DS mode games could not.
Nintendo used to sell Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connectors by Buffalo just to get your DS or Wii connected online.
It required plugging the dongle into a Windows XP PC, but the devices had no official support on Windows Vista or later systems and were prone to failure such as overheating.
I'm glad that modern devices don't have these sorts of issues, but now it's even more of a hassle to set up a WEP connection just for older DS games.
I remember having one of those adapters and it did actually overheat. Such a weird thing but funny how even back then WEP was abandonned.Nintendo used to sell Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connectors by Buffalo just to get your DS or Wii connected online.
It required plugging the dongle into a Windows XP PC, but the devices had no official support on Windows Vista or later systems and were prone to failure such as overheating.
ds wep? best way is a hotspot with your phone. you may need to enable wifi access with the phone manually, so that you can still connect to the internet. my phone has that. however, it doesn't allow for wep. it's only wpa2 or no security. wep is almost like having no security though, but you should see if your phone allows it.
As far as I know recent version of Windows don't allow using outdated security (WEP) or no security for hotspots.
I don't know if there is a way to pass-through the WiFi card to the guest operating system with VirtualBox.ok ill use vurtural box
Not all distros use the .deb (ian) packages, but it's not important here.debian is the only one I have experience with. that's what those .deb files refer to, but I think they install on any linux system.
WEP isn't secure… one could include a MAC filter, but it is a moot point whether this is any helpful. I would rather deactivate the open or WEP network as soon as possible (only start the hotspot when needed)I think you can use no security and still input a password. wep is very unsecure. a hacker could probably crack yours in seconds. that's why it's no longer used.