Re: [Xbox] Re: need some help

i think u read that wrong, i said ICS is the only way to go, it will actually make your speed faster than your ISP allows and they can't detect it, trust me

Alex Atkin wrote:

OMG Proph, we just agreed on something! ;-)  Although to be fair, I only have my friends word that ICS was unreliable.   Personally I wouldn't even attempt it as I didn't think it would even work at  all for hosting games, which is pretty important.  I do believe you can also do it via bridging though which might be as  reliable.  But it still makes more sense to connect the 360 as directly as  possible.  Especially many people (not me, as we already know) do not have  the 360 and PC close to each other so it wont necessarily help.    As for PCs being on all the time - I still recon that's a minority.  Certainly  few people would leave a laptop on all the time which is what had been  mentioned as being potentially used in this case.  Alex.  On Tuesday 22 April 2008 17:11:08 PRoPHeTiZeR wrote:   

aren't pc's on all the time?  plus, using ICS is just crappy/laggy  Alex Atkin wrote:     

A friend of mine connected his 360 to wireless via his PC.  He recently bought the 360 wireless adapter and its MUCH more reliable and less laggy.  So if you want the best possible performance, use a wire. If you can settle for a little worse, use wireless. If you are DESPERATE to get your 360 online without spending any money, use your PC or laptop.  But it should be a last resort and its silly needing to have your PC on just to go on Xbox Live.  Alex.  On Tuesday 22 April 2008 11:36:23 proffesionalamateur wrote:       

seems like i can't upload files, but paynestalker, when i get back from work i can email you a text that will tell you how 2 connect the 360 to LIVE through your laptop(its easier on 360 then it is on original trust me lol) or alternatively you can buy a £20-£40 wireless bridge (they generally use ethernet connection and some are made specifically for game consoles)  --- In Xbox@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Lee Charles" <paynestalker@...>  wrote:         

thanks i'm look into that one or go to gamestop and see if they           

have it.          

i would love to just get on xbox live and have some fun  On 4/21/08, Nelson Pacheco <nelson@...> wrote:           

   You can try looking through the xbox.com forums.  That's             

where I got          

most of my info when I was looking for an adapter for my kids'             

xbox last          

year.  I had a couple of older USB adapters sitting around, but             

neither          

worked.  I just ended up buying the MS 360 one.  Thanks, Nelson  <http://profile.mygamercard.net/nelzp> [image: nelzp0929]<http://www.goozex.com/trading/asp/join.asp?             

idr=51261938874>          

 *From:* PSCG Cleveland <pscgcleveland@...> *Sent:* Monday, April 21, 2008 10:32 AM *To:* Xbox@yahoogroups.com *Subject:* Re: [Xbox] need some help     Ok, there's a solid question!  Hit or Miss - where's some info             

on what's          

worked and what's failed?  I was reading some stuff on a burnt-             

out Linksys          

game adapter as to what had to be tweaked on it to make it fly,             

so hearing          

that someone's managed to use off-the-shelf stuff has me really             

curious!          

  Since the only real plug-in is the Ethernet on the back (or             

would USB          

work, anyone try that yet?) what adapters are out there that'd             

plug into          

that port?  Are we talking access points or full-out like             

router/hubs that          

are just turned into access points instead of being used all the             

way?  I          

have a pile of all of the above, it's older 802.11b stuff but if             

I found          

the way to make'm fly right then it'd be worth buying the cheaper models             

vs. the          

MS and Linksys stuff!  On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 10:25 AM, Nelson Pacheco <nelson@...>             

wrote:         

You either need to plug in the 360 directly into the router or               

buy a MS          

360              

wireless adapter which cost $100.  Some people have been able               

to get a          

normal wireless adapter to work, but it's one of those hit or               

miss type          

things.  Thanks, Nelson    From: Eric Lee Charles Sent: Monday, April 21, 2008 9:47 AM To: Xbox@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Xbox] need some help  what is up fellow xbox lovers  last night i hooked up my wireless router so i can use my moms               

lap top          

all              

over the house.  nevertheles i got a question do the xbox 360 have a wireless               

router so i          

can              

go on to xbox 360 live.  if so what do i need to do or where i go to get the equipment.  eric  -- "Hard Kore" To The Heart and The Brain, why not give me a try.               

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