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TaliesG

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#54731 20-Dec-2009 09:30
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I try to connect my PSP to the internet via the WLAN services on the PSP but is unsuccessful. After scanning it can find the router to which it has to connect with but it says that the security is not supported. The router is wl-520gc, an ASUS model. Please can someone help me out here.

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bradleycampbell
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  #284266 20-Dec-2009 23:16
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If you are using WEP security, then make sure it is using WEP key 1.
PSP also supports WPA, but not WPA2
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=pspnet&thread.id=61134

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