Nintendo wii wifi problem

View Current Network Status. Current Location: Nintendo. Change Language. What sort of information do you need? Playing with friends Friend Codes Information on working with Friend Codes to connect with your friends. Connection Support If you have tried to set up a connection, but have been unable to do so, or are experiencing problems with an existing connection, this problem solving information will have you covered.

Router Information Need assistance purchasing a wireless router, or need help accessing your wireless router's settings? We have detailed information on dozens of name-brand routers. All previous syncs have been removed from your console at this point. This process does not need to be repeated to re-sync each remote. Take the first Wii remote you wish to sync and remove the door to the battery compartment. Press and release the red sync button near the batteries. Quickly press and release the red sync button on the console.

The lights on the remote will flash and then illuminate the light that corresponds to that remote's position 1, 2, 3, or 4. Repeat this process for each Wii remote in any desired order. As the console ages, the fan may become clogged or eventually fail, causing the console to overheat, which could lead to much more serious damage to the device. Remove the fan to clean it or replace it with a new one.

If the noise only happens when there is a disc inserted in the drive, the drive might be failing. If it bothers you, you will need to replace the DVD drive. Had a problem with the Wii remotes. Following the instructions above the problem was resolved. Thank you. I have another solution. My Wii would not read discs and gave me a few error messages. I tried the Wii disc cleaning solution and making sure the games were clean, but neither worked. I also tried all of the other troubleshooting solutions, and none worked.

When I looked at the back of the Wii, I noticed a few vents and what looked kind of like a fan. Blowing on it, a bunch of dust came out. I blew on it a few more times until no more dust came out. And the next thing I knew, the Wii worked!

Maybe it was clogged with dust? Regardless, this simple solution worked for me. Had a series of power outages about 8 in a one hour period that kept the Wii from turning on. I unplugged the ac adapter from the wall for about 10 minutes and when I plugged it back it, everything came back up like normal. Fix Your Stuff Community Store. Nintendo Wii Troubleshooting. Edit Options History. Wii will not turn on or boot. AC adapter reset. Bad power supply.

Bad wall outlet. Bad Bluetooth board. Bad motherboard. Won't show Press A to Continue. Wii suddenly turns off during use.

Bad third party accessory. Lack of ventilation. Wii gets hot while in standby. Wii will not take discs. Bad cable connection. Bad DVD drive board.

DVD drive will not read discs. Bad data cable. Bad laser lens. Thermal issues. Wii remote is not recognized by console. Wii remote has lost its sync. Wii is making a loud noise while on. Bad fan. Bad drive. Nintendo troubleshooting. Add Comment.