Wii Mario Kart Help
Discussion
So I got a wireless router and everything set up and can play on line (although seem to get patchy connectivity when trying Continental races
)
But my biggest problem is that I am unable to join any of my friends on line simply getting the error code 86420.....every time.....this also seems to mean I get disconnected frequently when playing Worldwide races too
I have turned the firewall off, and disabled the SPI but the problems still persist.
Have tried some online forums to no avail and e-mails to Nintendo go unanswered
Any thoughts ?
)But my biggest problem is that I am unable to join any of my friends on line simply getting the error code 86420.....every time.....this also seems to mean I get disconnected frequently when playing Worldwide races too

I have turned the firewall off, and disabled the SPI but the problems still persist.
Have tried some online forums to no avail and e-mails to Nintendo go unanswered

Any thoughts ?
So you've exchanged both your normal friend codes and Mario Kart friend codes (in that frankly ridiculous Nintendo fashion)?
Otherwise it just sounds like you're not getting a great signal to the Wii and it's dropping out a lot.
If it's that patchy then I think you can buy a wired adaptor for the Wii to allow you to run it via a network cable, might be worth a try.
Otherwise it just sounds like you're not getting a great signal to the Wii and it's dropping out a lot.
If it's that patchy then I think you can buy a wired adaptor for the Wii to allow you to run it via a network cable, might be worth a try.
Steve Evil said:
So you've exchanged both your normal friend codes and Mario Kart friend codes (in that frankly ridiculous Nintendo fashion)?
Otherwise it just sounds like you're not getting a great signal to the Wii and it's dropping out a lot.
If it's that patchy then I think you can buy a wired adaptor for the Wii to allow you to run it via a network cable, might be worth a try.
Yep exchanged the friends code with several friends and all works OK - they can join me but not the other way round.Otherwise it just sounds like you're not getting a great signal to the Wii and it's dropping out a lot.
If it's that patchy then I think you can buy a wired adaptor for the Wii to allow you to run it via a network cable, might be worth a try.
The connection strength is excellent and the net on the computer (running off the same wireless router) never drops out.
Might have to think about a wired connection but running through 3 different rooms to the router is a bit of a pain

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