Questions & Answers for: xbox bt router problems

...BT landline.Therouter is sited in upstairs bedroom and has a wired XBOX live connected to it.My pc is sited downstairs and im using the G+ adapter to make the 5metre connection. (1)leaving the xbox ...

...xbox 360 it recognizes the network, comes up with the ip address, but cannot find the dns. What could the problem possibly be? you do have an account with an isp yeah? eg BT, Tiscali, Sky, etc etc ...

...bt master socket so as i used to connect my xbox via eathernet cable it is now not probable can i use my pc to supply internet access ie connect my 360 via network with the eathernet cable if so how ...

BT and they say it is a problem with microsoft not them , do you have any suggestions please . Are you using a router? Or are you hooked up directly to high speed internet? If you don't have a router,

...bt and microsoft and they dont know wots causing it. My xbox live is always up n running while this is happening.NAT is open. Can anyone help? Router firewall low setting, all ports open too. try ...

...bt home hub 2.0 and have my xbox connected with the ethernet cable. how do i solve this problem i saw somthing about opening a port how do u do this? AAAAHHHH! DON'T WEIRY, ITS CONNECTIVITY. WHEN YOU ...

...xbox live every 10min Online games do not work well over wireless. Switch to a wired connection, I believe you'll find the problem resolves itself. If you still want to use wireless connection then ...

...BT-homehub. Now my internet on my pc is working perfectly fine, but my xbox is says it has limited or no connectivity so I can't go on xbox live. I've looked on the internet and apparently it has ...

...BT-homehub. Now my internet on my pc is working perfectly fine, but my xbox is says it has limited or no connectivity so I can't go on xbox live. I've looked on the internet and apparently it has ...

...BT) If that's not your problem (which i don't know what is) - then make sure your typing security WPA key in properly. (WPA key should be located on the back of your router/hub if that wireless hub ...