Changing User Settings - Nintendo Wii U Operation Manual

Changing User Settings

Select the option you would like to change on the User
Settings screen and follow the on-screen instructions.
• When you change your Nintendo Network ID
information on the Wii U system, information for the
same ID on a system in the Nintendo 3DS family will
also change.
• When you delete a Nintendo Network ID, information
such as your Nintendo eShop balance will also be deleted and you will no longer be able to
use that ID on another system. For more information, refer to Additional User Information
in the Health and Safety application available on the Wii U Menu.
Adding/Switching Users
If more than one person will be using the Wii U system,
you can add additional users. From the User Settings
screen, tap Switch User and then follow the on-screen
instructions.
• You can have a maximum of 12 users on a single Wii U
console.
• You can also add users from the User Selection screen
that appears after you turn the power by pressing
the Wii U console.
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on
Internet Settings
Connect to the Internet to download software not available in
stores and play online with people around the world.
Internet Connection Requirements
What you will need depends on your household environment.
Do you have a high-speed broad-
band Internet connection, such as
cable or DSL?
Yes
Do you have a wireless network
environment (a wireless LAN
access point)?
Yes
Does your wireless LAN access point
support the 802.11n, 802.11g, or
802.11b standards?
Yes
Configure your Internet connection
settings under Internet in System
Settings on the Wii U Menu.
Broadband Internet Environment
There may be several options to get a broadband connection to your home. Cable, DSL, and
optical-fiber networks are among the most common. Check with your local broadband
providers for more information.
No
Set up a broadband Internet connec-
tion environment (see below).
No
Install a Wii LAN Adapter [RVL-015]
(see next page).
No
Install an access point that supports
the 802.11n, 802.11g, or 802.11b
standards (see next page).
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