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Turn off all your network equipment (modem and router), as well as the Wii.
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Leave all equipment off for a couple of minutes.
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Turn on your modem and router. Make sure that your wireless router is connected to the Internet and broadcasting a signal.
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Use a PC to ensure that all router settings are complete before turning on the Wii.
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Select Wii Options on the Wii's Main Menu.
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The Wii System Settings menu will appear.
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Select Wii Settings and then select Internet.
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The Internet option is on the second page of the menu.
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Select Connections Settings. Select Connection 1.
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If Connection 1 has already been configured, choose the first empty connection slot.
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Choose Wireless Connection and then Search for an Access Point.
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If you’re router uses AOSS technology you’ll need to select the AOSS option and enter the settings manually.
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Select your SSID from the available access points.
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If you’re not sure what your SSID is, ask the person who set up your router.
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Enter any necessary security key. And click OK.
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If you’re network doesn’t require a password, skip to Step 10.
If you're not sure what the security key is, ask the person who set up the network initially.
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Enter your password again to confirm and click OK.
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Once the settings are stored, you’ll see the Connection 1 menu again.
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Choose Connection test.
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Your Wii will attempt to connect to the Internet. When the Internet connection is established, the Wii will ask whether you want to update your system.
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Choose whether to run a Wii system update.
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Regardless of whether you run the update or not your Wii is now connected to the wireless network.
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Source:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-connect-a-wii-to-a-wireless-network.html
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