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FAQ

alrghitey so why does my nintendo wifi usb connector when i plug it in goes all crazy? its like if it was loose or something, it my windows vista comp when i plug the connector in it say its installing the software and then it says that the connector isnt connected but it is. so what should i do? that goes on repeadetaly. so what should i do?

alright dude. try a different usb port. if you didn't download and install the software for it, do that too. if those don't work, try the site below and go to customer service and type in the search, Nintendo WI-fi usb connector. If you're still having trouble, go to contact us at the bottom and go to the WI-fi trouble phone number and call them. I'm pretty sure that this should work.

I have a 95 camaro. It is obd1 but it has a 16 pin connector. I tried the paper clip thin on spots 5 and 6 but it didnt flash any codes? can anyone help me?

94 and 95 cars that are equipped with the 16 pin OBD2 style connector have built in +12v power coming off of pin 16 and ground coming off of pin 5. The 8192 baud serial data comes off of pin 9 in these connectors. but most likely you'll have to take it to like autozone or your mechanic to have it read

are there 3 4-pin connectors or 1 4-pin and 2 molex/peripherial

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I just got a new PSU today (My previous one was dead when I bought it). It came with an 8-pin EPS 12V connector and a 4-pin ATX 12V connector. My motherboard supports both. I have a Intel i7 930 core. I've heard that I could plug in either one and it would still boot up, but I've also heard that plugging in the wrong one would either fry the CPU or cause instability. Which one should I plug in?PSU: Antec EarthWatt 500W

If you have both, plug in the 8-pin EPS connector. It definitely won't hurt. It only makes a difference when you get into extreme overclocking (4+ GHz) and you start pulling ridiculous amounts of current through the CPU. The 130W Thermal Design Power of that processor isn't a maximum value, it's the normal, heatsink design level for running at stated clock speeds. Under extreme overclocking and overvolting, those silly processors can pull twice that much - assuming you have an extreme cooling system that keeps the cpu from burning up. At stock speeds, the 4 pin connector (rated for 150W @ 12V) is more than adequate.

I think somewhere around 3 or 4 months ago I, I bought a Nintendo Wi-Fi USB connector. I read the instructions and installed everything carefully, and it worked fine. Today though, when I tried to connect to Wi-Fi with my DS, it connected, and some seconds after that it disconnected again, and it gave an error. I went to my connection settings and checked if everything was allright, it recognized the connector, but when it tested the connection the same thing as earlier happened, then after a while (an hour or so) I tried it again and this time it didn't recognize the connector at all. I tried to reinstall the connector but it didn't work, and I'm not really sure what to do next. I think I still have a warranty so I could bring it back to the shops, but I just don't understand why it acts so strange. Is anyone else having the same problem, that it connects and then disconnects and errors?

*swap your firewall off *deploy the CD for the USB *after installation, click on the icon *click your wii console call (the nickname you named it) *it could determine that it is your wii *then try connecting to the information superhighway returned *turn on your firewall

i want to build one of these but i dont know what cable or connectors to use. i see i use a n female connector. then a cable with a male n and a femail sma to connect to my adapter. is there anyway i can use regular tv cable coax and crimp on ends? do i need to buy a special coax and then crimp on a n and sma end? or do i have to buy a cable already made? thansk for your help

No, TV cable coax and connectors are the wrong size and impedance. You have to use SMA connectors and appropriate cables or you'll most like create an antenna that performs worse than the original factory antenna. Search the web for the various pieces that you need or contact the person who came up with the plans to get a list of possible parts suppliers.

i have a 680i sli evga maimboard and need help building a computer where can i go to help me with this?

Get 20 to 24 pin adapter.

Hello,During my recent attempt to fix my other computer myself I managed to break 2 zero insertion force (ZIF) connectors. One holds the ribbon for my power button and the other for my LED board (play, fast forward, rewind, sound, quick play, dvd play)Now, I managed to get the ribbons to be held in place with duct tape, but I know that one bump and they will come loose.Where in the world can I find replacement zero insertion force (ZIF) connectors? Oh, and of course the 2 I broke are different sizes.Thank You,Tyler

once you're having all this hardship then it is not a ZIF connector ZIF stands for 0 Insertion tension . what have been you doing pulling connectors off the board interior the 1st place?