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I read it somewhere: The things you need USB mini adapter,a router,psp,computer or laptop with internet in it and a usb port which connects your computer or laptop. You can access your psp e1004 internet by using USB Mini adapter first download wifi controller from internet then download netfront internet browser beta 4. Then plug in your psp and go to my computers then open your psp folder then go to PSP/GAMES then send netfront and wifi controller to it.

Then connect the USB mini adapter to your psp and other one connect it to your modem.Then run the wifi controller in your psp and follow the steps that are written in it.After that run your netfront and then click scan it will scan your router`s name click on it then enter your security password and then you can play any game as multiplayer by enabling your wifi and you can use internet also. First click on browser and then select the ssid you scanned and then you can use the browser. Plz reply if it works. The PSP runs on an 802.11b network. If you are running your router exclusively in 54Mbps mode, that means 802.11g. I have found that even running pure 802.11g networks sometimes my PSP can scan them, but not connect.

If you are not running any security, you should be able to connect your PSP to your wifi network. Commenters on a previous answer mentioned you can (or cannot) connect to an unsecured access point. I have found that there is some credibility to this. I have had issues in the past, connecting to my own unsecured AP.

It does not happen in all cases however, and I would suggest that you TRY WEP encryption, if you`re currently using unsecured wifi. Specifically WEP because it tends to have the best success rate with PSP connections--again, this is just my experience. WPA has worked for me, but WEP tends to work more smoothly.

Additionally, as a troubleshooting step, you may want to try 'b-only' mode, if your router has it. I do not recommend staying in this mode, but some devices use mixed mode in an imperfect manner, and it can cause issues with older b-wireless devices.

The PSP`s networking is pretty flawed, to be quite honest. There are a lot of (disappointing) shortcomings, in my opinion, but there is no real reason why your setup SHOULDN`T work, as is. Good luck to you. Leader Board Leading Today Pts Helpful 1. 200 84% Leading this Week Pts Helpful 1.

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I read it somewhere: The things you need USB mini adapter,a router,psp,computer or laptop with internet in it and a usb port which connects your computer or laptop. You can access your psp e1004 internet by using USB Mini adapter first download wifi controller from internet then download netfront internet browser beta 4. Then plug in your psp and go to my computers then open your psp folder then go to PSP/GAMES then send netfront and wifi controller to it. Then connect the USB mini adapter to your psp and other one connect it to your modem.Then run the wifi controller in your psp and follow the steps that are written in it.After that run your netfront and then click scan it will scan your router`s name click on it then enter your security password and then you can play any game as multiplayer by enabling your wifi and you can use internet also.

First click on browser and then select the ssid you scanned and then you can use the browser. Plz reply if it works. The PSP runs on an 802.11b network.

If you are running your router exclusively in 54Mbps mode, that means 802.11g. I have found that even running pure 802.11g networks sometimes my PSP can scan them, but not connect. If you are not running any security, you should be able to connect your PSP to your wifi network.

Commenters on a previous answer mentioned you can (or cannot) connect to an unsecured access point. I have found that there is some credibility to this. I have had issues in the past, connecting to my own unsecured AP. It does not happen in all cases however, and I would suggest that you TRY WEP encryption, if you`re currently using unsecured wifi. Specifically WEP because it tends to have the best success rate with PSP connections--again, this is just my experience. WPA has worked for me, but WEP tends to work more smoothly.

Additionally, as a troubleshooting step, you may want to try 'b-only' mode, if your router has it. I do not recommend staying in this mode, but some devices use mixed mode in an imperfect manner, and it can cause issues with older b-wireless devices. The PSP`s networking is pretty flawed, to be quite honest. There are a lot of (disappointing) shortcomings, in my opinion, but there is no real reason why your setup SHOULDN`T work, as is. Good luck to you.