XBL Wireless Network Adaptor - 75 at Amazon
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If you are in the GTA it's $54.99 at Sig Electronics, $59.99 + 10 shipping otherwise http://www.sigelectronics.com/Video...0-Wireless-Networking-Adapter-P-NX11-22111-02
[quote name='Spades22']how?[/quote]
1. You have to hook a ethernet cable from your laptop to your xbox 360.
2. Go to your network connections on your laptop and highlight both the wireless and wired one and right click on them then choose to bridge connections.
1. You have to hook a ethernet cable from your laptop to your xbox 360.
2. Go to your network connections on your laptop and highlight both the wireless and wired one and right click on them then choose to bridge connections.
[quote name='killmak']1. You have to hook a ethernet cable from your laptop to your xbox 360.
2. Go to your network connections on your laptop and highlight both the wireless and wired one and right click on them then choose to bridge connections.[/quote]
I believe it specifically has to be a crossover cable. I have never done it but that is what I have always heard.
2. Go to your network connections on your laptop and highlight both the wireless and wired one and right click on them then choose to bridge connections.[/quote]
I believe it specifically has to be a crossover cable. I have never done it but that is what I have always heard.
[quote name='killmak']1. You have to hook a ethernet cable from your laptop to your xbox 360.
2. Go to your network connections on your laptop and highlight both the wireless and wired one and right click on them then choose to bridge connections.[/quote]
If you can't get this method to work (as I couldn't), then you can enable Internet Connection Sharing - configured on the wired port.
2. Go to your network connections on your laptop and highlight both the wireless and wired one and right click on them then choose to bridge connections.[/quote]
If you can't get this method to work (as I couldn't), then you can enable Internet Connection Sharing - configured on the wired port.
[quote name='Cheadyp']I believe it specifically has to be a crossover cable. I have never done it but that is what I have always heard.[/quote]
The first time I did this (2 years ago) I used a crossover cable which made it so I didnt have to bridge the conections (I think). However recently I brought my Xbox 360 to the basement and hooked it up to my new laptop via the same ethernet cable I normally use and just bridged the connections and it worked perfectly. I had to restart the xbox after bridging the connections to get the xbox to aquire a new IP adress.
The first time I did this (2 years ago) I used a crossover cable which made it so I didnt have to bridge the conections (I think). However recently I brought my Xbox 360 to the basement and hooked it up to my new laptop via the same ethernet cable I normally use and just bridged the connections and it worked perfectly. I had to restart the xbox after bridging the connections to get the xbox to aquire a new IP adress.
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