Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller "connect circular" Questions

...connect my xbox 360 controller There are 2 sync buttons. One on the console and one on your controller. Push the one on your console(a small white button on the bottom front of your faceplate) You ...

...down on the guitar, then hold the sync button down on the XBOX console, it's a small circular button to the right of the memory ports. After a few seconds they should sync and it should now

...connect,It keeps saying that No Mic is detected Synchronize the microphone with the system, just like a regular control, it should be a tiny circular button somewhere on it, with three curved lines ...

connect and control the xbox. Your controllers are not synced to your xbox 360 yet every wireless controller can be played on any system it just has to be synced but once you sync it to another system

...connect to the 360 Right next to the LB button there is a small circular button with 3 lines, find the same button on the front of the 360 next to the second memory card slot. Press both at the same ...

the top of the 360 contoller (between the shoulder buttons). Also make sure you have all the cables connected to the 360 and tv correctly, and make sure your tv is on the right channel. If this doesnt

...the ring around the xbox and controller will start flashing in unison and the controller should be connected after you see one light in the upper right around the Xbox button both on the controller ...

circular button under the memory card 2 slot, press it (while xbox is on) now press the one on the controller (next to lb) and it should connect. here's a diagram representation of pairing process for

...Usually if you have sound you will have a picture. What is happening is the video wire may not be connecting to your television. The Audio wire is working. To test this simply jiggle the video wire ...

...3 inches away from the board in a circular motion. this re-seats the solder and will fix any faulty connections which may be causing this error. also what you have described seems to be the memory ...