Network settings,
infrastructure mode,
-new connection-
connection name ---> (right)
SSID *****This is where we might be getting problems.. at this point, scroll down to SCAN.
Whatever is %100 (when you are next to the router) select that SSID (hoping it is broadcasted)
Hit ---> Right,
Choose EASY on address settings.
and save
and try again to network update or wipeout.
If you are getting %100 and not getting connected, that means you are not putting SSID correctly.
Check your Router for SSID and manually input that to PSP.
i got a psp today and i am having the same exact problem
with web 128 bit enabled i get 1% connection + no internet connectivity
if i turn off the wep everything works fine
i have tried changing channels auto grabbing the ssid, turning on broadcasting ssid, manually and auto entering settings, but whenever wep is on i either get some error or 1% signal strength
i figured out what most of your problems might be. if you are using a wireless-g router just make sure that it is configured to allow wireless-b, since this is what the psp uses.
i tried everything else possible and once i did this it worked. hope this helps.
well, most of G routers allow B access. The problem is.. If everyone else on the network is G, and you come in with a B, that slows down everyone else, because router has to adapt to the lowest bandwidth.. mind you, it is 6mbps, unlike they say, 11mbps.. that is actually combined in/out
yea-but if you are trying to connect the psp you have to make it allow B.
if you dont you wont be able to connect with the psp at all.
if you feel it is slowing you down just change it everytime you want to play the psp.
simple as that.
its a pain. tried changing the router from WPA to WEP, but it still didnt work. plus it crashed the network, so i had to change it back to WPA. As for enabling 802.11b i have no clue, wtf how to do it. I do not see any option, so i assume its already suppose to accept b connections
