Anyregion Changer install 3.2 router??

I try to install 3.2 with AnyRegion Changer, but sometimes it says that it hasn't got an internet connection and exits and sometimes it starts downloading and then gives an error.

I think this can depend on my stupid router. Do I have to forward a port or someting?

you dont have to foward but give it permission... netgear is the worst but you can give the wii premission to "use" the internet.

Yes, it's netgear...

How do I give it permission?

These are my alternatives I think:

Setup Wizard
Setup
Basic Settings
Wireless Settings
Content Filtering
Logs
Block Sites
Block Services
Schedule
E-mail
Maintenance
Router Status
Attached Devices
Backup Settings
Set Password
Router Upgrade
Advanced
Wireless Settings
Port Forwarding / Port Triggering
WAN Setup
LAN IP Setup
Dynamic DNS
Static Routes
Remote Management
UPnP

Web Support
Knowledge Base
Documentation

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you dont have to foward but give it permission... netgear is the worst but you can give the wii premission to "use" the internet.

?

I have netgear and it worked fine the first time I tried it. I also never had to give my wii "permission to use the internet" (or my pc, laptop, ds, psp, etc.)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/23/2009 11:23PM by Arikado.

Ok! Strange...

How old is your router Arikado? Mine is 5 years or something...

4 months old.

guys sorry for bringing this up again, but please use anyregion changer as little as you can

May I ask you why?

this is why:

[forum.wiibrew.org]

[forum.wiibrew.org]

Ok!

I've already read the first one of those.

However, I dind't think it would brick my wii. Maybe I should consider myself lucky to have a crappy router :)

I have one question though: Why do Nintendo allow people to download old system menus (like 3.2)?

I also have a netgear router and I did have a bit of a connection issue. Solved by setting the router to use only one channel, instead of auto. The suggested channels to use are 1, 6, or 11. I used 6 myself. This also fixed the strange behavior of ARC that jassim is talking about, so I think the problem is with your connection, not ARC jas.

I used to have a Netgear router too, and didn't need to configure NOTHING to use Wii.

Strange, but the reason for mine being bad might be the router's age (5 years or so) or the distance of 25 metres or someting from the wii to the router (through some walls and a ceiling).