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The ps3 has wireless built in. just go into network settings and get it to search for your wifi 
EDIT:
1. Click Settings in the Home menu, then Network Settings.
2. Click Internet Connection Settings.
3. A message will pop up saying that you will be disconnected from the Internet. Choose Yes.
4. Choose Wireless Connection.
5. Now choose Scan. Your PlayStation 3 will now search for any available access points and show these in a list.
Note: Some PlayStation 3 models have an 'Automatic' option, which if followed will complete the required settings for you automatically. Simply click on Automatic if the access point you are using supports automatic setup.
6. From the list of access points choose one which you’d like to use.
7. Check the SSID for the access point, press the right button. If you don’t know what the SSID is then you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
8. Select the security method necessary, press the right button.
9. Enter the encryption key. This will be shown as a series of asterisks (*). If you don’t know what the encryption key is you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
10. Now press the right button.
11. Choose either Easy or Custom and adjust the settings.
o Easy - the basic settings are automatically set.
o Custom – you will need to enter the settings manually.
12. Now click Save.
13. If you want to you can now test your wireless connection by clicking Test Connection. If the connection isn’t successful you should follow the instructions which will appear, to check your settings.
that should sort you out
EDIT:
1. Click Settings in the Home menu, then Network Settings.
2. Click Internet Connection Settings.
3. A message will pop up saying that you will be disconnected from the Internet. Choose Yes.
4. Choose Wireless Connection.
5. Now choose Scan. Your PlayStation 3 will now search for any available access points and show these in a list.
Note: Some PlayStation 3 models have an 'Automatic' option, which if followed will complete the required settings for you automatically. Simply click on Automatic if the access point you are using supports automatic setup.
6. From the list of access points choose one which you’d like to use.
7. Check the SSID for the access point, press the right button. If you don’t know what the SSID is then you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
8. Select the security method necessary, press the right button.
9. Enter the encryption key. This will be shown as a series of asterisks (*). If you don’t know what the encryption key is you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
10. Now press the right button.
11. Choose either Easy or Custom and adjust the settings.
o Easy - the basic settings are automatically set.
o Custom – you will need to enter the settings manually.
12. Now click Save.
13. If you want to you can now test your wireless connection by clicking Test Connection. If the connection isn’t successful you should follow the instructions which will appear, to check your settings.
that should sort you out
Edited by Mister V on Monday 29th December 21:31
Mister V said:
The ps3 has wireless built in. just go into network settings and get it to search for your wifi
EDIT:
1. Click Settings in the Home menu, then Network Settings.
2. Click Internet Connection Settings.
3. A message will pop up saying that you will be disconnected from the Internet. Choose Yes.
4. Choose Wireless Connection.
5. Now choose Scan. Your PlayStation 3 will now search for any available access points and show these in a list.
Note: Some PlayStation 3 models have an 'Automatic' option, which if followed will complete the required settings for you automatically. Simply click on Automatic if the access point you are using supports automatic setup.
6. From the list of access points choose one which you’d like to use.
7. Check the SSID for the access point, press the right button. If you don’t know what the SSID is then you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
8. Select the security method necessary, press the right button.
9. Enter the encryption key. This will be shown as a series of asterisks (*). If you don’t know what the encryption key is you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
10. Now press the right button.
11. Choose either Easy or Custom and adjust the settings.
o Easy - the basic settings are automatically set.
o Custom – you will need to enter the settings manually.
12. Now click Save.
13. If you want to you can now test your wireless connection by clicking Test Connection. If the connection isn’t successful you should follow the instructions which will appear, to check your settings.
that should sort you out
Wow thanks will try that , i now feel stupid if its that easy.EDIT:
1. Click Settings in the Home menu, then Network Settings.
2. Click Internet Connection Settings.
3. A message will pop up saying that you will be disconnected from the Internet. Choose Yes.
4. Choose Wireless Connection.
5. Now choose Scan. Your PlayStation 3 will now search for any available access points and show these in a list.
Note: Some PlayStation 3 models have an 'Automatic' option, which if followed will complete the required settings for you automatically. Simply click on Automatic if the access point you are using supports automatic setup.
6. From the list of access points choose one which you’d like to use.
7. Check the SSID for the access point, press the right button. If you don’t know what the SSID is then you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
8. Select the security method necessary, press the right button.
9. Enter the encryption key. This will be shown as a series of asterisks (*). If you don’t know what the encryption key is you should contact the person who setup or runs the access point for more information.
10. Now press the right button.
11. Choose either Easy or Custom and adjust the settings.
o Easy - the basic settings are automatically set.
o Custom – you will need to enter the settings manually.
12. Now click Save.
13. If you want to you can now test your wireless connection by clicking Test Connection. If the connection isn’t successful you should follow the instructions which will appear, to check your settings.
that should sort you out
Edited by Mister V on Monday 29th December 21:31
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