Are all the connexions connected where they should be? Is your console has access to internet (wire connected if internet by wire from modem) or wireless internet on?
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You say "it does connect to other computers on my network (Media Streaming) through the router" but it's not connecting to "Xbox Live"? If so, it sounds like a problem with your Xbox Live subscription.
Make sure you have either a wireless or Ethernet connection to the internet set up on your Xbox. The wireless is built into the system so you don't need to purchase unnecessary accessories. You then need to set up your account with Xbox live, and you will be given a username which can be changed once for free. Just follow the steps and you'll be on Xbox live in minutes.
yes it can be, one antenna receives(Rx) and the other transmits(Tx) other reasons are 1.) encryption of the router is set wrong 2.) router firewall maybe blocking (put Xbox into the DMZ) 3.) router was hacked and you no longer have control of it. 4.) you have been ban by Xbox live (check your email) 5.) Xbox wifi may be damaged or off. theres more but start with the easy ones first.
No one but Microsoft can stop you from connecting to XBL[Xbox Live]. Either you ran out of your gold subscription, or you were cheating on a game and Microsoft banned you. That's if you say it's not your internet.
Even if other devices are not having a problem connecting to your wireless access point, it is usually a good idea to try those steps first.
1. Unplug the power cord from your modem.
2. Unplug the power cord from your router.
3. Wait 10-15 seconds.
4. Reconnect the power to your modem.
5. Reconnect the power to your router.
6. Wait 30-45 seconds while the devices reconnect to your service provider.
7. Retest your Xbox Live connection.
This process is known as power cycling. It removes the temporary files and caches stored in the devices, so when you reconnect a device, such as your Xbox, it's actually making a new connection request rather than trying to use the previous connection, which in some cases becomes corrupted and results in a connection error.
(I've had to do this several times with my own Xbox. Computers connect to the Internet just fine, but Live says there's a connection problem. Power cycling fixes it every time.)
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