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Peanuts · 09-02-2008, 09:06 AM

I have a '2wire' BT branded wireless router (BT 1800HG). Comes with 4 ethernet ports.

I struggled setting it up to work with the Wii. My Wii would pick it up and attempt to test the connection but failed every time. Tried all sorts of settings out, but what worked for me in the end was changing the frequency of the wireless channel from '6 - 2.437 MHz' (default) to '7 - 2.442MHz'.

This router comes standard with PlusNet wireless packages and I believe since it is BT branded it will come with most BT wireless internet packages.

09-02-2008, 09:06 AM	#13 (permalink)
Peanuts NES Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Southport, UK Posts: 20 Mii Mood: Wii Username: Mike Wii Code: 0965 9786 9220 9220	I have a '2wire' BT branded wireless router (BT 1800HG). Comes with 4 ethernet ports. I struggled setting it up to work with the Wii. My Wii would pick it up and attempt to test the connection but failed every time. Tried all sorts of settings out, but what worked for me in the end was changing the frequency of the wireless channel from '6 - 2.437 MHz' (default) to '7 - 2.442MHz'. This router comes standard with PlusNet wireless packages and I believe since it is BT branded it will come with most BT wireless internet packages.
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