How do you connect a Nintendo 64 to the computer?

Answer 1

Ok, if i tell you this, you have to anser my quieston. To do it, click answer, then search potc. When you see: does anyone have a old potc ID and password I can have?, awsner it. Anyway you stick the big black thing in the back, then you plug the end of it in to your wall outlet. Then, you take the gray square thing and stick in the back too. At the end of that you stick (single file) the plug into its slot with the same color as it.

Answer 2

you go to Radio Shack and buy a thing for making DVDs from VHS its called KWORLD. Install the drivers for it.

Plug usb end into your PC and plug audio end into audio in on your PC. Now plug the audio video cables from your game console into the other end. Google, than Download "Media Player Classic-Homecinema" its free. Click on file-open-device and voila you can play your console on your desktop or notebook.

Answer 3

If the light does not come on to indicate that power is getting to the unit try going to eBay and finding another power module for it. If the light comes on, but there is no picture, try replacing your RF adapter. If neither of these things work, it could be the game or something internal. Sadly, you may have to buy a "new" one.

Answer 4

USING A RCA PLUG

1.) If your using a RCA Plug hook it up on the

back of your TV or if you don't have any RCA's

on the back of your TV then use a RF modulator.

2.) Or you can use a VCR but if your using a VCR

put the VCR Channel on AUX or L1 or L2 whatever

kind of VCR you have.

USING A RF ADAPTER

1.) Put the channel on 3 or 4.

2.) If you have a certain kind of RF adapter

it can be on channels 8,11, catv channel

14 or 16

Answer 5

There is no single way to "fix" a Nintendo 64! Tell us what's wrong with it, how long you've had it, and what you think caused it to break!

Answer 6

You need to more specific. There are numerous answers to this in terms of hardware and operating functions. You could also mean how to simply power on the console.

Answer 7

Your Nintendo 64 must be stuffed because ive never had any problems with mine

Answer 8

There is a sliding switch on top of the console. Slide it away from you to turn the system on.

Answer 9

Archive.org has a manual for the NINTENDO 64.