Nintendo Wii displays the following network-related error codes 50299, 51030, 51331, 51332, 52030, 52130 that Nintendo Wii users see when their game console cannot connect to the Internet. These error codes are accompanied by an error message such as: »Cannot connect to the Internet«
Error code: 51330 $ 0027 Can't connect to the internet. Confirm the Internet settings of the Wii console $ 0027.
The error code 51330, for example, is a specific network-related error code on the Nintendo Wii indicating that the authentication process between the console and the wireless router or Internet access point to which it is connected has failed. , so the console cannot connect to the internet. In most cases, The root cause of this problem is that the access point / router is refusing Internet access from the console because an incorrect security key or security type has been configured for the access point in the console's Internet settings. In some cases, this problem can also be caused by some other problem at the end of the access point or by wireless interference, among other things.
However, plus the error code 51330, there are a bunch of other network-related errors on the Nintendo Wii that have more or less the same causes as the error code 51330 and the following solutions can be used to correct these codes. error:
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Error code 50299: it gets ugly when your console cannot connect to an online service or function because the settings of the access point that the console is trying to use has been configured incorrectly or not configured at all.
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Error code 51030: can be seen when there is no wireless network within range of the configured or supported console and the console tries to do something that requires an internet connection.
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Error codes 51331 Y 51332 have basically the same triggers as the error code 51330.
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Error code 52030: indicates that the password for the wireless network to which the console is connected is incorrect. This means that the password may have been changed or incorrectly configured in the console..
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Error code 52130: appears when a Wii console fails an Internet connection test.
Fortunately for anyone affected by the error code 51330, there is a rough idea of the cause of the problem, as well as possible solutions. What's more, since other Wii network bugs, as listed and described above, have many of the same possible causes as the error code 51330, they also share common solutions. Therefore, any workaround that can be used to try to get rid of the error code 51330 It can also be used to try and get rid of any of the many other network-related error codes on the Nintendo Wii.. The following are the most effective solutions for anyone affected by the error code 51330 you can use to try to get rid of this problem (as well as many other network-related problems on the Wii) and restore Internet access on your Wii console. :
Solution 1: Power cycle your router
One of the most common causes of Internet connection problems when trying to access the Internet through a wireless access point is some kind of problem with the wireless router.. In such cases, the router can be rebooted by powering off and on again, and whatever is causing the problem usually resolves itself. Then, Here's how you can make your wireless router work:
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Turn off the router.
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Unplug the router from your electrical outlet.
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Hope between 90 Y 120 seconds for the router to wake up successfully.
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Plug the router back into its outlet.
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Turn on the router.
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Connect to your Wii's access point and check if the problem is solved or not.
Solution 2: change connection security type in console
If your Wii console has the wrong Internet connection security type set, you may see the error code 51330 every time you try to connect to the internet through the console. If that's the case, just change the connection security type to WPA2-PSK (AES) should solve the problem. To do it, needs to:
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While you're in the Wii menu, press the Wii button on the console controller.
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Select Wii Settings.
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In the Wii settings menu, use the small arrow on the right side of the screen to go to the second page and select Internet once you are there.
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Select Connection Settings.
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Select the connection profile you are currently using and then select Change settings.
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Use the little arrow on the right side of the screen to move to the second page and select Security Type once there.
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Select WPA2-PSK (AES).
Note: If the access point through which you are trying to connect to the Internet has different security settings, select it instead of WPA2-PSK (AES), which is the most common security configuration that exists.
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Enter the password for the access point in the field that appears and select OK.
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Select Save and then select OK. Your console will begin testing the connection using the newly configured security parameters.
Solution 3: make sure you are using the correct password for the wireless network
One of the most common causes of the error code 51330 is the wrong password for the wireless network you are trying to access the Internet through your Wii console settings. If that's the case, just making sure the console is using the correct password to connect to the access point should eliminate the problem. To apply this solution, you will need to access the wireless network settings of your Wii console, select your access point and, when prompted to enter the network password, make sure you enter the correct password for the network in the field provided. Make sure to check the connection to see if you already have internet access once you've finished setting the correct password for the network on your Wii console..
Solution 4: make sure your wireless router is using a wireless mode compatible with your Wii console
The Nintendo Wii console only supports 802.11g and 802.11b wireless formats, so if your wireless router uses a different wireless mode (802.11n only, for example), you might run into the error code 51330 when trying to access the Internet through the access point. . If it turns out that the culprit of the error code 51330 in your case it is indeed an incompatible wireless mode, you will have to go to the settings of your wireless router (exact instructions vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, but they can be easily found on the internet or in the user manual that comes with the router) and change the wireless mode to one that is compatible with your Wii console. Once this is done, just connect to your Wii console's access point and see if you can successfully connect to the internet now.
