An adapter that is required to connect the Wii console
to a wired access point (AP), such as a
broadband modem or wired router. One end of
the Wii LAN Adapter is plugged into a USB port on the back of the Wii console
the other end receives the Ethernet cord from your wired modem or broadband
router into the adapter. Once the Wii LAN Adapter is connected you then
configure the Internet connection settings using the Wii console software.
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