How can I connect my psp to internet using my laptop as a "home" Wi-Fi hotspot?
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Hmmmm. I apologize for trying to help. I know I "sound" intelligent, but how do you sound responding like that. \nI respect the lesson, but not the teacher.
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You can use the network connection wizard in the control panel.  You can link them together with a USB to USB.  You didn't mention if you were using, dial up or broadband.  Anyway this link may aid you:\n\nGood Luck
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Connect a router to your desktop and pick the wifi signal up on your laptop.... guess that was your question
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I suppose you connect it to the Internet! I don't have a PlayStation portable.
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Assumption is you have Wireless Access Point and router. If you don't, you need. \n\nOptions for transferring files:- \n\n1. To transfer files between PCs, you need to make it part of same work group.\n2. Start FTP server on one of the machine and use FTP.\n\nIf you don't have wireless AP and/router, use Adhoc mode on laptop and use one of the option stated above.
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You should not need to conect your Laptop to your PC.  If your LTop has wireless use that to connect to your router.
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Some folks have discovered (news) that there is a web browser in Wipeout. When you load up the game and go to Downloads you're actually visiting a Sony web page (which is currently just returning an image saying downloads are coming). Using DNS remapping, you can have your PSP go to a different location.\n\nSo, I spent some time exploring this and put together a little PSP Portal page which gives you a way to browse the web. Still working on it, but the idea is that it's a portal to GameTab and the Internet in general (via Google search, or just by typing in any URL). For those w/o a PSP and wipeout, you can see the work in progress here. Believe me, it looks better on the PSP. ;)\n\nSetup Instructions: ( how to set your Primary DNS to 66.98.192.68 )\n1) Go to Network Settings\n2) Select your connection (or make a new one)\n3) Scroll through to Address Settings and select Custom\n4) Scroll through to DNS Setting and select Manual\n5) Set your Primary DNS to 66.98.192.68\n6) Continue through and save your settings\n\nYou're done! Now just load up Wipeout, go to Downloads and you'll see the portal page. You can now surf the 'net from your PSP.\n\nNote: Shutting OFF WLAN Power Save (which you can find under Power Save Settings) will improve the speed/responsiveness of web browsing significantly! I highly recommend doing this, it makes a huge difference. Of course it'll drain your battery faster, but I think it's worth it.\n\nHere is what the Setting List looks like for my connection:\n\nIP Address: Automatic\nSubnet Mask: Automatic\nDefault Router: Automatic\nPrimary DNS: 66.98.192.68\nSecondary DNS: 0.0.0.0\nProxy Server: Do Not Use\n\nBy the way, even if you don't have an access point, there is a fair chance you can get on a public one if you're in a city. When you go to create/edit a connection, use Scan and you'll see a list of all access points in your area. I did this last night and actually had access to 12(!) other access points other than my own.\n\nNavigating the 'net with your PSP:\nX = Enter/Go\nSquare = Reload\nLeft shoulder button = Back\nRight shoulder button = Forward\nDirectional pad = Scrolling\n\nWhen you use a form, the PSP keypad pops up so you can enter text.\n\nThe PSP stores cookies in memory until you exit out to menu or shut the PSP off. So, you'll be able to use email or forums and stuff like that and not have to re-enter your info. But when you shut the PSP off or exit to menu, they are cleared. Use sleep mode (while in the browser/portal) to preserve them!\n\nHere's a couple photos of this in action. Sorry for the horrible quality, between the apparent crappiness of my old digital camera and the shiney PSP screen this was the best I could do, heh. If anyone else could take some pictures of this in action I'd appreciate it!
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www.jasc.com/ \nhave a look here- I downloaded psp9 from this site
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psp emulator if so pspupdates.com
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That, as far as I know, is impossible.\n\nYahoo needs a connection to Port 80 to be active.
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Get internet access at home.
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You'll need to set up any WEP or WPA encription you are using on your WLAN on your PSP as well.  After that, surf away.
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In theory the DS is just standard WiFi, although I've never heard of using it in "Infrastructure Mode" like the PSP can do to browse the web.  \n\nWhich means your son won't get any real value from your home WiFi connection (although he might get some from upcoming McDonalds hot spots).
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this is it \nhttp://www.pspvideo9.com/Download/\nalso another cool place to get utilities \nhttp://www.psp-hacks.com/
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If you want to connect to you WiFi at home: \nTry to connect with a LAN Cable to your WLAN Router and reset the passwords for the Wireless LAN.\nThen re-enter the password in the router and the Laptop.
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You should be able to find what you need with this tutorial:\nhttp://mardiweb.com/web/psp7/\n\nIf that isn't enough try this:\nhttp://www.pinoy7.com/
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1. On the Toolbar, click Tools and select Options from the menu.\n\n2. The Options window opens. On the row of icons, highlight General and Click the Connection Settings button.\n\n3.Select Direct connection to the internet and click OK