The Wii is unable to connect to the Internet via the wireless connection. This is often caused by the security settings specified in the router not matching the settings required by the Wii console. To resolve this issue, change the wireless security setting on the router to either None or Disabled. If the router is already set to either of these settings, try changing the wireless channel.
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- Ensure that the Wii is connected to the internet using a wireless connection
- If the Wii is connected to the internet using a wireless connection, try adjusting the positioning of the Wii or the router
- Try changing the channel that the Wii is using to connect to the router
- If the Wii is connected to the internet using a wired connection, try disconnecting the cable from the Wii and reconnecting it
1. Ensure that the Wii is connected to the internet using a wireless connection
The first step is to go to the Wii's System Settings. Under the Internet heading, make sure that the Wii is connected to the internet using a wireless connection. If the Wii is not connected to the internet using a wireless connection, the Wii will attempt to connect to the internet using a wired connection. If the Wii is connected to the internet using a wireless connection, the next step is to try to connect to the Wii's network. If the Wii is not connected to the network, the Wii will attempt to connect to the network using a wired connection. If the Wii is connected to the network using a wireless connection, the next step is to try to connect to the Wii's network. If the Wii is not connected to the network, the Wii will attempt to connect to the network using a wired connection. If the Wii is connected to the network using a wireless connection, the next step is to try to connect to the Wii's network. If the Wii is not connected to the network, the Wii will attempt to connect to the network using a wired connection. If the Wii is still not connected to the network, the next step is to try to reset the Wii's network settings.
2. If the Wii is connected to the internet using a wireless connection, try adjusting the positioning of the Wii or the router
- Verify that the Wii is connected to the router using an Ethernet cable.
- If the Wii is connected to the router using a wireless connection, try adjusting the positioning of the Wii or the router in order to fix error code 52130.
3. Try changing the channel that the Wii is using to connect to the router
- Open the Wii’s settings.
- Select the System Settings option.
- Select the Network Settings option.
- Select the Wireless Network option.
- Select the Network Channel option.
- Select the desired network channel.
- Select the Connect to Network option.
- Select the desired router.
- Select the Connect button.
- Enter the router’s security code.
- Select the Connect to Network option.
- Select the desired network.
- Select the Connect button.
- Enter the network’s password.
- Select the Connect button.
4. If the Wii is connected to the internet using a wired connection, try disconnecting the cable from the Wii and reconnecting it
- If the Wii is connected to the internet using a wired connection, try disconnecting the cable from the Wii and reconnecting it in order to fix error code 52130-4.
- If the error code still persists, try resetting the Wii by pressing and holding the power button until the Wii powers off and then turning it on again.
- If the error code persists after resetting the Wii, try contacting Nintendo customer service for further assistance.
Still not working? maybe try one of these options:
- Try restarting the Wii.
- Try restarting the router.
- If you are still receiving error code 52130, it is likely that your internet connection is not compatible with the Wii. You will need to investigate this further by contacting your internet service provider.