Can't use the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector on Win7, but you can on Vista.Ziggy587 wrote:You're kidding?BoringSupreez wrote:I use Vista. I can't say I'm very eager to ever have a Windows 7, since it's supposed to have such bad backwards compatibility.
Getting to learn extra computer skills is the best reason to use Linux. Actually, learning new skills is the best reason to do anything.kingmohd84 wrote:os x 10.6.6
having to learn extra computer skills just to use it does not make it very appealing....
Could not agree moreHatta wrote:Getting to learn extra computer skills is the best reason to use Linux. Actually, learning new skills is the best reason to do anything.
That's one of the reasons I stick with Vista.YoshiEgg25 wrote:Can't use the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector on Win7, but you can on Vista.Ziggy587 wrote:You're kidding?BoringSupreez wrote:I use Vista. I can't say I'm very eager to ever have a Windows 7, since it's supposed to have such bad backwards compatibility.
NINTENDO! RELEASE AN UPDATE DAMMIT!
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
Only Nintendo products can connect through the Wi-Fi Connector, and DS games are only compatible with WEP security, not WPA. Since WPA is much more secure, it's better to use that to protect your computers, while using the Wi-Fi Connector to get the DS/Wii online.Hatta wrote:What's a Nintendo WiFi USB connector for? Can't you just use a wifi router?
Well the DSi and the DSiXL fixed that little issue. Some routers support sandboxing. I can have a separate wifi connection that has WEP encryption, mac address filtering and only the DS ports open for added security. So even if somebody were to get in, it's a separate subnet so they can't get to my other computers or even use the internet or anything anyway.YoshiEgg25 wrote:Only Nintendo products can connect through the Wi-Fi Connector, and DS games are only compatible with WEP security, not WPA. Since WPA is much more secure, it's better to use that to protect your computers, while using the Wi-Fi Connector to get the DS/Wii online.Hatta wrote:What's a Nintendo WiFi USB connector for? Can't you just use a wifi router?
Marurun wrote:Don’t mind-shart your pants, guys
SirJoshuaTimothy wrote:Could not agree moreHatta wrote:Getting to learn extra computer skills is the best reason to use Linux. Actually, learning new skills is the best reason to do anything.
