Problem: Article: You will need to be properly broadcasting a signal in order to connect the Wii to the network. Refer to your router or modem's instructions in order to properly set up your network. If you can connect to your network with other wireless devices, then you should have no issues connecting your Wii. No special adjustments need to be made to the wireless network to accommodate it. If you don't have a wireless router, you can attach the Nintendo USB Wi-Fi adapter to your computer to make a specialized access point. You will need to install the software that comes with the adapter onto your computer, and then plug the Nintendo USB Wi-Fi Adapter in. Use the Wii Remote to select the "Wii" button. This round button will be located in the bottom left of the Wii Channels screen. Click on the arrow on the right side of the screen to scroll to the next page of options. From the Internet options, select "Connection Settings." This will display three different connections. If you haven't set up any connections previously, they will all say "None" next to the Connection number. None." Pick "Wireless Connection" from the menu. Then click "Search for an Access Point." The Wii will begin searching for active network connections. After detecting a network, a screen will open asking you to select your access point. Press OK to continue. You should see the name of your network appear along with the strength of the connection. If your network has a password, a box will open asking you to enter it. Enter the password and select OK. If your access point does not show up on the list, be sure that your Wii is within range of the router, and that your network is configured correctly. You can manually change the type of encryption by clicking the orange encryption name (WEP, WPA, etc.) If you are using the Nintendo USB Wi-Fi Adapter, go to your computer at this point and accept the connection from the Wii using the installed software. If error code 51330 or 52130 pops up on your Wii, this means the password you entered for your wireless network is incorrect. After you have entered your information, the Wii will prompt you to save the connection information. After you do so, the Wii will attempt a network test to make sure that the connection works. After a successful connection, a box will open letting you know that it succeeded and will ask you if you would like to perform a System Update. This update may take a few minutes, but is optional.
Summary: Ensure that your network is properly set up. Power on the Wii and press the A Button on the Wii Remote to reach the Wii main menu. Select "Wii Settings" and open the "Wii System Settings" menu. Choose "Internet" from the System Settings. Select the "Connection 1: Select your network. Save the settings. Finish the setup.

Problem: Article: Grab some garbage bags with tightening handles. Stuff your sheets, blankets, and any dirty clothes inside and tie the bag off. Use multiple bags if you need to. Take these bags to your laundry room or local laundromat. You don't need to worry about spreading bed bugs at a laundromat so long as your bags are sealed, you don't dump the clothes on any surfaces, and you place the clothes directly in the washing machine. You can probably leave any clean clothes you have hanging up. You definitely need to wash whatever is in your drawers, but you can handle that later since these bugs and eggs aren't the main concern right now. In an average infestation, roughly 70% of the bed bugs will be in your mattress. If you can't get an exterminator out today or you're still weighing your options, at least treat your mattress before going to bed to get a good night's sleep. If you have any delicates you can't wash or fabric-lined items that are stuffed or covering something, place them in an airtight plastic bag. Set the plastic bags in the freezer and set your freezer to the coldest setting available. Keep these objects and smaller items in the freezer. If you can get the temperature to 0F (18C), leave the bags for 4 days. Otherwise, leave them for 8-12 days. This applies to teddy bears, hacky sacks, trinkets, hats, or any small fabric item that can't be placed in a washer. The bugs will freeze to death and any eggs that are trapped in the item won't hatch. Do this in batches if you don't have a particularly big freezer. Open up as much space as you can by dumping the ice out and eating whatever frozen meals you have left. This is really only important for things near or on your bed. If you have fabric items on your desk or something, they're probably okay. Clean your vacuum bag out. Then, get a thin hose attachment and vacuum everything. Go over each section of your mattress 2-3 times. Vacuum the sides and base of your bed frame. Then, vacuum the floor. Go over carpeted areas 2-3 times. This will remove any adults that are hanging out around your bed. If possible, use a HEPA vacuum or vacuum bag. The bed bugs won't be able to climb out of these bags after you suck them up. All of this will keep the bugs off of your bed, but you aren't done yet. Once you're ready to get to do your final extermination, repeat all of these steps. Vacuum everything, wash your dirty clothes, and freeze anything you forgot about. This will make it much easier to eradicate the rest of the bugs. The only thing you don't need to repeat is the mattress and box spring wrapping. Once those items are encased, leave them! There's no need to take your mattress out and re-vacuum it. If you completed all of these steps and haven't spent a night resting or waiting for an exterminator, there's no need to do them again.
Summary: Seal your sheets, blankets, and infested clothes in airtight garbage bags. Freeze un-washable fabric items in a plastic bag for 4-12 days. Vacuum your mattress, bed frame, box spring, and carpet to remove any bugs. Repeat this process on the day you're going to remove the bugs entirely.

Problem: Article: Ideally, try placing the box fan in a window that faces the wind. Install the box so that it faces inside the room and pushes cooler air into the space. To make your box fan most effective, close the window as much as possible after you place the box fan in the window. Put the second fan in a higher window if possible, as hot air rises, and set it to blow outwards. Place it in a window that's not facing the wind. Pull the window down to the top of the fan. This process creates a vacuum, drawing air through the room and cooling it down. Reversible fans give you the option of turning the fans around with little to no heavy lifting, so that you can have the coolest room possible. If the space is large, encourage air movement by placing another fan in the middle of the room. The fan should blow towards the fan facing outward to encourage the air to go out.
Summary:
Place a window-mounted box fan facing inward. Place a second window-mounted box fan across the room facing outside. Use reversible fans if the wind in your area changes direction frequently. Add extra fans in the middle of a large room.