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Internet sharing.

By Parth23 Jani on 20/05/2008
I can't share internet with my xbox for some reason. When I go to the connection properties , I dont see an option to 'Allow other users to connect through this computers internet connection.'

I get this
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Instead of
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I've been following this link:
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/connect/ics_xp.htm

By Abmanju on 20/05/2008
How did you set the Wireless connection up? Did you do it yourself?
If so, do you remember if you protected the wireless connection with a kind of 'WEP' key, which could range from 8 characters to like..26.

It seems to be that your wireless connection is password protected, and of course, when trying to connect an external item, such as a PSP or Xbox or so through WiFi etc. you'll need to add in the WEP Key.

I'm not very experienced, but I'll give my two cents.
I had to connect my PSP through my wireless connection, when it scanned for connections, it automatically detected my wireless network, I then chose it...then it asked for this 'WEP' key thing, I remember phoning up my ISP and asking about this, and they told me my WEP Key, so I typed it into the PSP, and hey presto, it worked.

What I advise is that you try to 'Scan' or 'Detect' your wireless connection FROM your Xbox's point of view first. If it doesn't detect anything, then I'm not sure what to do.

Because what Xbox's guide is basically allowing you to do without you noticing is that ANYONE can connect to your internet and steal your mbps. If I lived next door and I had a USB Wireless Adaptor or Wireless Card, I could search for your connection and connect to it freely, meaning I'll live off your internet, avoiding paying £10-£30 a month on internet bills. Obviously, you would be clever enough to protect it =P, I think Xbox's guide is pretty outdated.

~Abs

By Parth23 Jani on 21/05/2008
QUOTE (Abmanju @ May 20, 2008 10:20 pm)


What I advise is that you try to 'Scan' or 'Detect' your wireless connection FROM your Xbox's point of view first. If it doesn't detect anything, then I'm not sure what to do.

Can't do that on a 360 hashdown.gif.png

By Georgio9 on 21/05/2008
See if your wireless card can support that.

By Parth23 Jani on 23/05/2008
QUOTE (Georgio9 @ May 21, 2008 05:48 pm)
See if your wireless card can support that.

How? frown.gif

By Job is God on 23/05/2008
Get on MSN, I'll help you there wink.gif

By Job is God on 23/05/2008
I fixed hashdown.gif.png

By Parth23 Jani on 24/05/2008
QUOTE (Job is God @ May 23, 2008 08:08 pm)
I fixed hashdown.gif.png

Still doesnt work angryhahs.gif.png

By Pkerking0 on 25/05/2008
I had this problem when I first connected can't remember what I did to It.



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