How can i conect a wireless controler to my xbox 360

If you are using an hdmi cable, make sure it is pushed firmly into the console and tv.
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Hi,
If you are using an hdmi cable make sure it is fully pushed into the tv and console, if this is not the case comment with a bit more info, wireless or wired new or old controller, intermittent or constant fault, we may be able to help you more.

maybe ur battery is dieing
or u need to connect it to the xbox by pressing the conect >))) buton
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tyride55

It sounds like something happened to the power button/wireless card on the XBOX 360. There is a card on the front of the console that has the power button in it. However it is also the wireless receiver for the controller as well. If you are still under warranty then you might give Microsoft a call about getting your XBOX fixed.

http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/xbox360/contact.aspx

Phone numbers
Toll free: (800) 4MY-XBOX
Direct dial: (425) 635-7180

If you are not still under warranty this is actually an easy fix. What you will need the XBOX 360 open tool, torx 8 and torx 10 driver. Once you get the case off then you will unscrew the 3 screws for the power button card and then remove it and replace it with the new one. The connector is kind of like a USB port. They are real easy to get off ebay.

Hope this help,

Issken

Your solution can be found at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/906947

You can not use the Belkin Wireless G USB Adapter for the XBox 360. You must buy a USB Wifi adapter that supports the Xbox 360. (See Microsoft's USB WiFi Network Adapter)

The XBOX 360 can only be connected via an RJ-45 ethernet wire to the router unless you purchase the wireless adapter. The adapter can be bought at any accessory store such as walmart, Target, Gamestop, etc.

Try to synch it without the other controller plugged in.

does it have a firewall built in on the belkin?
im assuming it has a port blocked on the firewall settings.

It sounds like you have an access control (allowed MAC address) list set up on your wireless router and have not added your Xbox 360's MAC address to the list.