Can i use my laptop's wifi (Ad Hoc) connection to be able to share net connection to my Wii?

Question

I have a Client PC that shares net connection via LAN to my Laptop and i want my laptop's shared connection to share the connection to Nintendo Wii..

Client PC -- windows vista/connected to T1
Laptop -- Windows xp/connected to Client PC via LAN
Wii -- I want to use ad hoc connection of my laptop to be able to access to the internet in my wii (via ad hoc perhaps?)

Pls help me step by step if its possible.. thx very much

im sorry, what i meant about the client pc is it is a server pc.. lol

Answer 1

I doubt that it will work via Ad-Hoc. I do know that if you have a wireless router it will work with WPA2 even. I set up a wireless LAN for a client this weekend that included a Wii.

Answer 2

No, the Wii does not support Ad-Hoc Mode. You need to connect using a wireless router or a wired connection.

Answer 3

i bypass to think of your cyber web connection is a intense velocity cable... For Connection Sharing (no router), you like a minimum of between the gadget to have 2 community ports. A Firewire port will do in a pinch. Your considerable computing device ("Supehero") has the internet connection. the 2nd port of Superhero connects to the 2nd computing device ("Sidekick"). Any time Sidekick hooks to the internet, it does so by way of Superhero: connection sharing. Now that the actual connection is taken care of, what are the laptop settings? First, keep you present day settings- write them down in case issues bypass incorrect. Then take a deep breath, and- run the Micro$oft cyber web Connection Wizard. On the two machines.