Search through your router for phrases such as SSID or Wireless Network Name. The terms and locations can change from router to router. Below are examples for common router brands: D …

A Service Set Identifier (SSID) is a sequence of characters that names your Wi-Fi network. A router usually has a default SSID, but it can be changed by the owner.

The Wii console does not support the 802.11n wireless standard. Change the wireless channel the router is broadcasting on (channels 1 or 11 recommended), and then test the Internet …

Select Connect to the Internet. The Wii U will search for available Wi-Fi networks in your area. Once the search completes, use the Right Stick to scroll up and down through the list of …

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Ensure the access point being used is broadcasting its SSID. If other devices are able to find your wireless router or access point, this indicates the SSID is being broadcasted.

Information to help you when attempting to connect to an access point that requires authentication and the message "Registration is Required to Use This Network" is displayed on Nintendo …

Connect to a Hidden Network Select On (recommended) to allow the Nintendo Switch console to connect to hidden networks, which are networks that do not broadcast their SSID, or select Off …

Select On (recommended) to allow the Nintendo Switch console to connect to hidden networks, which are networks that do not broadcast their SSID, or select Off to not allow this. Select …

In this article, you'll learn how to turn on wireless communication.