[TUTORIAL] Guide to Enable WIFI Feature On DeSmuMe v.0.9.7

not sure how or why but i tried everything over agian and it worked this time, i'm not sure where i messed up but thanks for the help everyone

 

Hey guys, thanks for the awesome tutorial. I've been trying to get it to work for 2 days straight now, with no luck. First it was 21400 or something, then just when thought it would work it gave me a 52100. Read the whole thread; did everything that was said, so human error is basically out of the equation here.

My contract says I have a broadband, and there an ethernet cable running from the circuit box thingy outside my apartment to my wifi router, and then my PC. So basically the connection is: PC <-> wifi router <-> box.

I'm wondering: is this type of connection even viable for doing this trick? If someone confirms it, I'm willing to keep trying.

 

Hmm here is my issue...
Windows7, Pentium i7, wired connection.

In the x86 version I can set up my wi-fi, but it won't let me save the options.


In the x64 version I can save the options, but it won't let me set up my wi-fi.


QQ!!!!
So, I can only use the x86 to connect as it sometimes works with good luck and many many tries... but it always changes my friendscode and removes all my adress book and, yeah... needs patience to connect <.<
Is there any chance I can get the wi-fi set up to work correctly in the x64 version?

 

Hey there!
I'm having some problems to play with my friends. The WFC go ok, but when any of us starts a game no body is able to connect.
The error numer is 86420 Anyone knows why?

 

@prectorian: thanks ill keep trying ;D

 

Heya, just tried to install this on 2 separate computers - 1x Vista, 1x Windows 7.
Both times i have configured the firewall to allow both the emulator and WinPcap but ultimately both end up arriving at Error 52100.
Am using a Dynalink router, have all the settings correct (ie using the correct Hardware, Firmware settings, Wifi Settings).

Any ideas?

 

Thanks for the tutorial! I'm on a wireless connection right now, but I'll test it when I get home and on my PC. I do have question though:

What all can you do with this? Is this connecting to the official Nintendo connection (Not exactly sure what it's called), as in, if they are any special promotions going on, would I be able to participate in them using this? What is it limited to?

 

Got it, thanks for the prompt response!

Finally got it to work, although on an older version SVN3947. I could not get the newest one to work, no matter what I did. But, I got it working, tutorial is step-by-step perfect.

For everyone getting the 52100 error, try downloading an older version if you have the newest one listed. This fixed it for me.

 

Hey, all. I've been trying to get this to work for a little while, and I'm having some trouble, most often with Error 52000. My problem, I believe, is that I'm having trouble setting up a wired connection. I'm on Windows Vista, and I get my wireless from a Siemens Gigaset SE567 modem/router. I've tried plugging my computer into the router (into the WAN/LAN slot) and setting up a broadband connection, but the broadband connection doesn't work unless I am simultaneously connected to the wireless network. I feel like this may be causing my error.

I'm really not that savvy when it comes to routers and modems, but I would really like to get this working, if it's possible with my setup. Does anyone have any ideas what I could try?

 

The WAN slot and the LAN slot are one and the same, unfortunately. I'm given the option to set which it functions as in my service provider's settings page. Furthermore, I do not know if this is relevant, but the operations manual for the Siemens Gigaset SE567 has this to say:

Could this be why I am having trouble simply getting a wired connection without the wireless?

 

Alright. So then would I not still need to create some sort of connection or network on my laptop? Simply plugging it in is supposed to get the job done?

 

In that case, something must be wrong with the way I have my connections set up, because plugging the ethernet cord into my computer does not connect me to the Internet.

This is exactly what the back of my modem/router looks like:



I've tried plugging the ethernet cord running from my laptop into both ports 3 and 4.

This is what my connection list looks like:



Now, I have no trouble connecting to the broadband connection. However, if I shut my laptop's wireless off or disconnect from the wireless connection (the one to which I am connected in the picture), I also get disconnected from the broadband connection, and can no longer access the Internet.

Is what I'm doing wrong blatantly apparent?