An active link to the Internet is needed for installing, configuring and using the Nintendo DS WiFi USB connector on Microsoft Windows XP personal computers.

It is important, therefore, that you install Nintendo USB adapter on a computer that has a fully operational (active/working) link to the Internet. Even if your computer is on a LAN that shares a broadband Internet connection, your first choice for installing Nintendo DS Wifi Connector ought to be the computer to which your broadband interface device (such as an ADSL modem, a broadband Cable Modem, a Router, or an Internet Gateway device) is directly connected to.

If you are indeed trying to connect/install your Nintendo DS USB Connector on a PC that is directly connected to your Broadband Internet device, but are having difficulties; you may want to disable Internet Connection Sharing on it to troubleshoot and isolate any installation/configuration issues related to ICS.

Hospitality industry is evolving fast and traditional fixed-location bound POS Systems (that usually included no more than a cash register or two, and a few printers) are now becoming extinct; and they are now making way for Wireless POS systems.

The traditional point-of-service devices in the hospitality and restaurants have been notoriously limited in their flexibility and expandability. They have been historically bulky, heavy, and usually bolted/anchored to counters and tabletops. Non-mobile POS systems have lacked the flexibility needed to keep up with a service outlet’s ever growing customer service needs.

Wireless POS software (a.k.a. Cellular POS Software) applications that power today’s leading POS solutions not only allow unrestricted mobility, they also empower the customer service staff with the level of flexibility they need to meet and exceed today’s customers’ expectations for outstanding service.