on 01-01-2022 22:11
I recently moved to current property and got virgin media Hub 4.0. Although all of other devices could have wifi connection, only my daughter’s Nintendo switch could not connect, though it could be connected to other networks (such as wifi at previous places and mobile network via smartphone).
on 01-01-2022 23:05
on 02-01-2022 17:46
Thanks for your suggestion, I will try it once I get a router.
on 02-01-2022 18:06
Hi @Kmp
Can you connect the Nintendo Switch with an ethernet cable?
You can use a wired LAN adapter on both the Switch and the Switch Lite (you would also need a Dual USB PlayStand if you have the Switch Lite)
It's pretty straight forward Nintendo Switch/FAQ/How-to-Connect-to-the-Internet-Using-a-Wired-Connection
Just have a search on Amazon - Dual USB PlayStand around £25.
I use the edimax eu-4306 USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter with my Switch
on 03-01-2022 23:26
Hi @newapollo,
Thanks for your advice, I will find an adapter to try it - hoping it works!
on 03-01-2022 23:53
on 12-01-2022 22:49
@legacy1
ethernet cable connection, via USB adapter, didn’t solve DNS resolution.
@Roger_Gooner
factory rest was done several times, but didn’t work for the DNS resolution issue.
As all of the suggested ways didn’t work and even VM gadget rescue team couldn’t solve it, it seems Nintendo Switch can’t be connected via Hub 4.0!
on 12-01-2022 23:19
@Kmp wrote:@legacy1
ethernet cable connection, via USB adapter, didn’t solve DNS resolution.
Why would it I said get a wireless router put hub in modem mode.
on 03-05-2022 20:38
This worked for me on a HUB 4, on the router go to:
Advanced Setting -> Wireless -> Security
Set Wireless MAC filtering to Deny
Ensure Wireless filter list is empty.
Connect the Nintendo Switch to WiFi as normal with Auto IP Address and Auto DNS Server.
on 03-05-2022 21:07
Has the Nintendo Switch go,a hardwired IP address in it?