I found a slight improvement in stability by using password protection. don't know why it worked , but it did. They say you can relocate your wireless router to provide a better signal. I just purchased an ethernet cable and ran it from the wireless router to the back of the PS3 and when I checked the connectivity the speeds had increased and I stayed with a wired system since then and have never lost a connection.
There is no internet piece to put on the PlayStation 3. Out of the box the PS3 can connect to the internet both wired and wirelessly. To use the wireless you must have a wireless internet connection though.
The aoss button is on a router. AOSS ( AirStation One-Touch Secure System) is a system by Buffalo Technology which allows a secure wireless connection to be set up with the push of a button. AOSS was also included in the PlayStation 3
No, Playstation 2 controllers will not work on a Playstation 3 as they have completely different adapters at the end of the cable.
The Playstation 3 wireless controllers stop working when the battery fails to take a charge because they operate on a charged battery.
No, you can use the Sixaxis Wireless Controller, the DualShock 3 Wireless Controller as well as the PlayStation Move motion controller and navigation controller to play Killzone 3.
All models of the Sony Playstation 3 have built-in wireless capabilities. As long as you have access to a wi-fi access point or wireless connection within a few hundred feet of the Playstation 3, it should be able to wirelessly access the connection.
There is no internet piece to put on the PlayStation 3. Out of the box the PS3 can connect to the internet both wired and wirelessly. To use the wireless you must have a wireless internet connection though.
you have to have wifi(wireless internet connection) in your home or near you. You can also connect an ethernet cable to the PlayStation 3 From your cable Modem or from your router and this provides a better connection than the wireless G connection. What you can not do is use any method to connect to the internet by trying to use the PS3 USB port. The connection must be either WiFi or ethernet.
Use ethernet cable and have wired connection
If it's PlayStation 3. You need to have a internet connection, you can either have: • A wired connection (ethernet cable) • Wireless connection (Router with wireless enabled) To set it up you need to go to your PS3's home screen and go to: Settings > Network Settings > Internet Connection Follow through the steps where it asks you if you want a wired or wireless connection, If it;s wireless then you may need a security key (This is usually on a sticker on the bottom of your router) When this is all finished click on 'Test Connection' if all goes well your PS3 will be on the internet and you will be able to sign up to PlayStation Network.
No.
There are only one or two wireless game pads for the PlayStation 3, such as for playing DDR.
You can charge the PlayStation 3 wireless controller as many times as it runs out of power.
For a wireless controller to work with a Playstation 3 it must be fully charged.
None The USB port can not be used for PS3 internet connection PS3 can only use a broadband ethernet of WiFi connection of cable or DSL
Yes, you do not need to use a cable to connect your PS3 to the internet. You will, however, need a wireless router with an internet connection. Please note that using a wireless internet connection is usually slower that a wired one.
First you need a wireless internet connection before you can connect the PS3 to wireless internet. You can not connect the PlayStation without already having internet service. If you have wireless internet service then you go to the PlayStation 3 settings to network connections. If you do not have a wireless internet, but have internet service you purchase a wireless Router and install it first before going to the PS3 setting for network connection. You can also connect a wired system running an ethernet cable from your router to the back of the PS3 and then going to the setting for network connection.