Nintendo DS Wi-Fi USB Connector
The Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector provides a dedicated wireless access point that plugs into the USB port on a PC (Windows XP only). This connector does not plug into the Wii console. Use the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector if you do not have access to a wireless network connection, or are unable to connect your Wii console or Nintendo DS to the internet with your current connection.
Nintendo DS Wi-Fi USB Connector Features
- System Requirements - PC, Windows XP, Nintendo DS, Wi-Fi compatible DS game, high-speed internet connection.
User Reviews about Nintendo DS Wi-Fi USB Connector
This worked great. I had a small problem during installtion, which was my fault for being hastey. Follow the directions to the letter and everything is A O K. After the installation connecting is easy as pie for the DSI and WII. It was for my 9 year old daughter. It was for her and she's able to connect with no problems. I wonder why Nintendo discontinued this product. -- Nintendo DS Wi-Fi USB Connector
I don't know why Nintendo discontinued these, they are god sent. Before I had to change the settings on my router every time I wanted to play a game with some friends and then stand in the one corner where I could get a signal. But now with this thing I don't need to change my router settings and I'm able to be three stories away and still have two green bars on my DS. This thing is fan-freaking-tastic.
I'm using Windows 7 32x with the latest update. Had to install it under 'Windows XP Compatibility.' -- Best money I've spent in a while.
My biggest complaint is the lack of technical support by Nintendo. With my old computer worked fine, acceptable (Window XP) but my new computer has Window 7 and no way to install and Nintendo just tells me: "no compatible software and the product was discontinued". So if you have Window XP or Vista can use the rest do not. And forget about having a solution by Nintendo. At least for now -- Good but not for everyone
Good luck trying to install this thing on anything newer than XP. I can't even find the drivers on the internet anymore. -- Inconsistent