Which is an indicator about the physical connection of the Ethernet cable or the USB cable of the Xbox 360 wireless network adapter so, if it's a wired connection when it fails it means that even the cable is not connected to the port on the back of the Xbox 360 console or not connected to the router or modem or PC at the other side or that basically the Ethernet cable is faulty, and if it's a wireless connection so the USB cable of the Xbox 360 wireless network adapter is not connected to the back of the Xbox 360 console or the wireless adapter is faulty so check the light on the adapter it might not be illuminating.
If you faced any other kind of troubles with this part failing even after you tried these steps please don't hesitate to leave a comment.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Network Adapter Disconnected
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i cant connect my xbox 360 to my internet. I have an ethernet cable, the on that came with the premium package, and i connected it to my router. my router is a d link DI-624, its a wireless router. it says that everything is connjected, it gives me a green light to show that the ethernet cable is connected, but when i test my connection it says network adapter disconnected. the etehrnet cable is fine its not broken or anything. please help me. you can email me at shaq_and_vince@hotmail.com
Hi there,
Actually the issue I see might be either with the ethernet cable or the ethernet port either in the Xbox 360 itself or the router. So you'll need to try your ethernet cable on another Xbox 360 to see would it work or not and try another ethernet cable on your Xbox 360. Also try to use the other end of the ethernet cable that goes in the router in another port (It might be an issue with that router's port)
If the cable is faulty it's so simple, you'll just get a new one but if it didn't work you'll need to check if it's the ethernet port in the console or the router.
Let me know what happened.
And Good Luck with your connection.
Wow, I have the exact same problem as Josuha. Although I'm not using the cable that came with the Xbox360 I know that it does work because I also use it to connect my computer to the router. Going through the networking connection test the xbox will get to the Xbox Live test and then say that the Network Adapter disconnected. Another odd thing is that I was able to access Xbox Live just yesterday with the same setup. This is also my second xbox and with the first 360 I had did not have any connection problems like this. Although it did happen to disconnect everyone from the router when it signed onto xbox live.
Hi,
As I see now you say that your ethernet cable is working fine so the issue seems to be with the ethernet port either in the Xbox 360 itself or the device you're connecting the Xbox to either a router or the computer. So you'll need to connect your Xbox 360 to another device.
Try connect it to the computer if you are connecting now to the PC or vice versa.
Also try another port in the router.
And it would be much easier if you try another ethernet cable also.
And Good Luck
My 28 day old Xbox 360 reported my network adapter was disconnected even though it was connected. After verifying my ethernet cable was working I connected another Xbox 360 and it worked perfectly. Im sending my 360 out for repair tomorrow, will post when I hear something. Has anyone else had this hardware issue? I've searched high and low and cannot find any other instances where someone reported a network adapter hardware failure.
Hi there,
Well as for my work I've seen this issue more than once although it's really as you said "rare" to happen but some how it occurs.
There is no exact reason for something like this but mainly it's even the user didn't use it properly or the Hardware already has a manufacturing problem which seems to be the issue with you here"just 28 days" and that occurs with any device in the world there must be a percentage of defected manufactured products.
But in a case like this it must be replaced with a new one, and I think as you just bought your Xbox 360 console from 28 days you have the right to exchange it from the retailer you bought it from not just to send to Microsoft and take 3 weeks to get it back!
Check with the retailer whether it's possible to exchange it from there or not then decide whether you have to send it to Microsoft or not.
Cheers.
I had the same problem. Even when everything connected it would say my network adapter is not connected. I also have a wireless d-link di 624 rev_c router. If you router is new check your firmware. I had firmware 2.53 it worked fine with my router. I updated it to 2.76 and it started giving me this problem while all the rest of my computers were connected to the internet. An xbox is maximum compatible with 2.70 firmware. They only have 2.76 on their website. But just type in 2.53 firmware in google and you'll find it. I did. So good luck with your problem.
I continuously get a "disconected error" but the wireless adapter is plugged in and powered as it glows red. I'm beggining to think its a problem with the adapter.
I'm unsure if my last comment didn't make it or if there is a delay in posting so if this is a double, please feel free to delete the first post (this has more information).
I am able to connect to live for up to 5 minutes. At that point, it will kick me off but allow me right back on.
I have reset modem, router, changed router, changed cable, switch to wireless bridge through laptop, confirmed a constant internet connection on other devices, and connected directly to the modem. All but the last do nothing where the last doesn't allow me to even connect.
In network test I either get Disconnected or it will give me a green light but then the next test (maybe 2-3 tests later) will go back to disconnected. Main configuration is a Linksys WRT54G router with a Cable modem and a Wired ethernet connection. My console has been repaired once before for three red lights. Any thoughts?
Hi Chris,
I've deleted your last post as you said this one really got more information.
Anyways, this problem has nothing to do with the Ethernet cable as you've tried different ones, I only still have a question to know the exact reason causing this issue (which I reckon would be your Xbox 360 itself) when have you got your console back from repair?? Have this issue started directly after you got it or it was working fine first???
Please answer me so I'd be able to tell you exactly what is the cause of your issue although it seems to be your console.
Cheeers.
It started months after getting my 360 back from repair. Though now it has been working.. Is there any reason a ethernet cable would work PC to router and not 360 to router? I am very confused here but it seems my problems have been alleviated.
Thanks!
Scratch my last comment. Having problems once more. Now instead of 5 minutes it is anywhere from 10 to 3 hours.
Will I have to send it in again?
Hi Chris,
Will, I don't know whether this would help or not I've just heard it, never tried it before myself but they said you might need to use a crossover Ethernet cable not a straight one, try this and if it's still doing the same sure that would be a problem then with the Ethernet port on the back of your Xbox 360 as the same cable is working fine with another device as your PC and even with a router or modem.
Hopefully the crossover cable thing will work, please let me know whether that works or not.
Cheers.
My 360 wireless network adapter's light doesn't turn on when I connect it to the back. It used to work when I turned it off and on and kept pulling in and out the usb cable, but now it doesn't seem to turn on anymore. Anyone know a solution to the problem and also i've had it for over a year so there's no warranty :(
Ive had the same problem with 2 different xbox's now... Its almost like something is shorting out in the adapter on the xbox.
I have two different internet connections in my house and multiple cables, and not 1 but 2 xbox elites. Something is going terribly wrong but I have no way to figure out any sort of solution.
Connections and cables work fine on my computers, but not on my xboxs?
I just tried to connect to Xbox Live for the past two days now it worked the first time that i did it but not anymore after that. I have a Linksys WRT54GC and its a wired connection. The first time I connected it it worked but after that it didnt. I tested out the router and the ethernet cable with another computer and it worked fine. I think its a problem with the Xbox 360. Someone please help me.
Hi Justin,
Well first of all I want you to test your connection by going to the "System" area and then to "Network Settings" then go to "Test Xbox Live Connection" and figure out which part fail in the test then follow the steps I put for this part on it's page on our blog here.
Also as a general step you can go to "System" then "Network Settings" then "Restore to factory Defaults" then when it ask you to apply settings, select "Test Xbox Live".
Anyway plaese feed me back with the part that fails in the test if it does and what steps have you tried.
Cheers.
Hi,
First of all I've read through your blog and comments and I must say you're doing a cracking job.
My problem lies here, with the "Network Adapter". I've only had my Xbox 360 for a few days so go easy on me ! My setup at home is identical to the "router setting" that they show on the Xbox website, whereby the cable goes into the modem, which goes via Ethernet to my wireless router (Netgear MR814 v2) and then via Ethernet to my PC in Port 1. In Port 2, it goes via Ethernet to my Laptop as it is right next to me.
When I try to connect my Xbox 360 in Port 3 via Ethernet (the one supplied in the Premium bundle) the Port 3 light doesn't illuminate. I suspected the cable is bust so I tried another one - no luck. I then suspected Port 3 may be dodgy, so I tried all the other ports, and tried another Ethernet cable that I know works, as I am currently using it now for my main PC ! Which only leaves me with one choice - the Xbox 360s' Ethernet port is bust. I test that by directly connecting it, so from the cable to the modem, then via Ethernet straight into the Xbox 360. Hurrah, it detected it but failed on the IP (but i'll sort that out later). I am curious as to why it doesn't detect it being "Wired" once I place the wireless router back into place ? It is a very old router so do you think I may need a crossover cable ? Regards,
Jon
P.S. Hope you had a good Xmas !
Hi Jon,
Hope you had a better Xmas than mine man!
According to your issue, basically, this is a rare case that I faced during my past 2 years solving thousands of Xbox 360 live issues in my official job, but to be honest with you I haven't searched alot on your router now to get the exact reason because I'm in a hurry.
It's for sure something with the router not with the cable nor the Xbox even not the ports of the router, and as far as I can remember the past cases was the same and the issue was always with the firmware of the router, which is actually the software running your router that needs to be updated.
The best way to do it is to contact Netgear and ask them to update it and they will tell you exactly what to do, or you can go on this page:
http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/MR814v2.asp
you'll find there the latest firmware download on the left side of the screen.
Please update me with the result of updating the firmware for me to make sure I still have memory lol.
Cheers.
Hey,
My Xmas wasn't too bad thanks, hope yours wasn't too bad !
I checked the firmware of the wireless router out and it seems that my router is at it's latest firmware (V5.3). I am not sure whether it's just plain old and incompatible, or just that it's genuinely broken because as I said, I did check the ports and they do seem to work as I wouldn't be able to send this message I am doing right now !
However, the harder I think about it, I think it's just best that I purchase one of those Xbox 360 wireless bridges, the family receives a HDTV on the 28th and the 360 will spend most of it's time downstairs. Since the cable is upstairs, and my PC is upstairs, along withe the wireless router, it would be silly for me to drill holes and place a 50m ethernet cable from my room all the way to where the 360 will be spending most of its time. Plus, I will hopefully be on my way to Uni next year so I probably wont be taking the 360 as my little brother will play on it.
However, thanks for the initial suggestion - if you do have any spare time or anything and don't mind having a small search for my problem please do let me know, since as I said, it's wired up identical to the guides they put up on the official website and I don't really see what the problem is as i've checked each individual component. I'm sure it's something simple like an old wireless router !
But yeh, please do let me know of any ideas and such.
Regards,
Jon
Hi. I am trying to download Music onto my Xbox360, but when I plug it in directly to the computer using an ethernet cable, it says Network Adaptor: Disconnected. I know the cable is good, and also I know the 360 port is good as I was just online downstairs using both. I have never had problems with the cable or the port, I guess I am just doing something wrong. Thanks if you can help. =D
Hi there.
My brother is saying every time that we connect our wireless network adaptor that we get red rings of death. Is this possible?
I am having the same wired connection problem. it is definitely the port on teh 360 seeing as though i got 3 computers hooked up to my router through ethernet, 1 through USB, and 5 wirelessly. So it definitely is the 360. and yes, i tried about 6 different cables of differents sizes and makes....its the xbox. So don't hesitate , and take it in to get repaired!!!
hi
for the past couple of days i havent been able to sign in xbox live why? i dont now but when i test connections it says my ethernet cable is not connected. I dont now if i should buy a new or send it to microsoft plz help or send me a message at blitz_boi909@hotmail.com
thx
Hi l0stb0y,
I don't think this is related to the wireless network adapter.
But if it happened quite alot it would be much better to contact Xbox support to see if your Xbox 360 needs repair or so.
Cheers now,
Hi blitz_boi909,
First for the last couple of days there were some issues with Xbox Live.
But if you test Xbox Live connection and you still find network adapter disconnected. You'd better try another one first.
If the other one works, you'll need to get a new one.
And basically if yours came with the Xbox 360 package and it's still within the year warranty, you can contact Xbox support and they'll send you a new ethernet cable.
Cheers now,
i am also having problem with the Network Adapter. I know that Microsoft is having problems with signing in to the network since Christmas because they are overwhelmed. And, occasionally I have been able to log in this week and then get bumped out. That is not the problem.
The problem, identified above, is that using a wired connection to a new Airport Extreme route, the tests show Network Adapter Disconnected. When I plug that same ethernet cable into the back of my Powerbook I get access to the Internet. That tells me it is NOT a cable problem, but perhaps an incompatibility problem between this router and XBOX.
However, in one of the posts above you suggest that many of us might be experiencing success between ROUTER and PC, and failure between ROUTER and 360 because of the lack of a CROSSOVER cable. (a crossover cable has two of the eight wires transposed. most pc's can use a straight cable OR crossover)
Is it possilbe that the 360 NETWORK adapter can only use a crossover cable? Which two wires have to be transposed in order to test this?
Hi Mr. Paper,
For the Xbox 360 you can use Straight Through (Patch) Cable or Crossover Cable
The reason the Xbox 360 can use either a Straight through cable or a crossover cable to connect to anything, is because the network card in the 360 supports MDIX. Which means it can automatically cross or uncross a cable as it sees fit.
Cheers now,
Hmm, It can use a straight or crossover cable, never heard of that before. Oh well.
Add me to the list. I used My 1 week old 360 yesterday fine on LIVE and today all I get is the disconnected Message. I too have tried two different cables, a laptop to the cable worked, the xbox not work when connected to a known good port and known good cable, etc.
Sounds like the ethernet adaptor inside the xbox. I will return it tomorrow, like I did the one I got for christmas 2 weeks ago. It's DVD drive went bad after three days use.
That's right 2 bad xbox 360's purchased at two different stores with two different problems.
Hi, I have a rare issue please help me¡¡
Last night i was playing halo 3 in xbox live, when the lights went out and the three rings of death appeared, it seems that my xbox is fine, at first my console didnt seem to recognize the wireless controllers, but now it does, the problem is with the network adapter, it used to work fine, but since that day, when i connect it,shows me the red light that indicates it is now ready to connect, so i go to the system part, launch the xbox live "error scan" and it say´s that the network adapter is not plugged in, i have tried to connect it and disconnect it, turning on and of my xbox but nothing seems to work, please im losing my mind, im starting to consider getting a new xbox but i dont want to precipitate on such a decision, please help me.
Hi there,
First you shouldn't take such a decision that quick. So why don't you try first your wireless network adapter on another Xbox 360. Just to check if the wireless network adapter is faulty you'll get another one and KEEP YOUR XBOX360.
Cheers,
hi,
well...i was playing gh3 online, all of a sudden my xbox cut out and then turnt its self back on in a split of a second. When it came back on..i had the ring of death. I then turnt my xbox off, then back on again...its works. i then tryed to connect to xboxlive again but that didnt work. When i go to change my wireless settings on the xbox i can chose all the seetings apart from the wireless ones. I used my wireless adapter on my brotheres xbox and it worked. so i used his on mine...still my xbox wasnt picking it up...if you could help, that would be FAB!! thanks =]
(my wireless adapter just keeps glowing red)
Either the xbox is outsmarting me, or it's just broken. How can it be broken if this is my "Microsoft Approved" or whatever bogus crap it said? My problem is: Everything connects, it reads the IP, DNS, ICMP and everything. And once it gets to testing Xbox Live, my router says disconnected, I've tried port forwarding both ports 88 and 3074 and still nothing. Is it basically Microsoft sent me back crap? Or it's oustmarting me. It my be my firmware, I do not know how to change that, my router is a TRENDnet Wireless with 4 wired ports : TEW-452BRP(WLG-2210)
Any thoughts, or should I send this piece back to Microsoft?
Hi there,
It seems to be a temp issue. Otherwise you can try the steps on the below link on the blog:
http://xbox360help.blogspot.com/2007/03/xbox-live-nat-failed-on-xbox-360-live.html
Also try lower the firewalls on you router.
Cheers,
yo
i have the same exact problem. this is how it goes down; go to log into xbox live right? it says that im disxonnected and cant connect to the internet. so i go to test the connection and it says that the ethernet cable is physically disconnected from my 360 wtf? someone help
Not a few days ago a could connect to xbox live, now i cannot, when i try to connect to xbox live the test says my network adapter is disconnected, though i know that both my xbox port and my cable are both perfectly fine because i was playing just a few days ago. Plus, this problem has happened to me before but im not sure how i fixed it...
Same here as above, worked two days ago with a wired, perfectly fine ethernet cable and now it says "network adapter disconnected" i have no idea how this happened my xbox360 elite is almost brand new and has worked perfectly until now. please help i have tried so many things, new cable, different ports, firewall/router settings and i cant get it to work!
Hi Kyle,
Can you try another Xbox 360 on your connection at home using the same ethernet cable that didn't work with you?
We need to check is it your connection or the Xbox 360 that can't connect.
Cheers,
Hey, i've been using a ethernet cable to connect my 360 to my router and i've been on live perfectly fine for about 6months now.
Recently i brought a wireless network adapter, i connected it all up, and it shows the red light on the back so it's ready to connect. But when i go to "edit settings" the wireless bit is greyed out, and wont let me access it. Help please :)
Hi Skullboynat,
It might be that your router isn't that close to the Xbox 360 or there might be any obstacles in between.
So try to put the Xbox closer to the wireless router.
Also try your wireless network adapter on another USB port.
Cheers,
Hi,
I just bought the official 360 wireless adapter and a 360 Elite. I tried every suggestion that MS has as well as calling the tech support. The problem is either the adapter or the XBox itself because I get the solid red light and the connection test says the network adapter is disconnected. I tried plugging it into every USB port on the XBox and it still doesn't work.
So, I returned the wireless adapter and the new one didn't work. I then returned the XBox and the new XBox and wireless adapter still don't work. The wireless mode settings are grayed out.
Is this a known issue with the elites? Or is this just not meant to be?
Thanks,
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
1- It might be that your router isn't that close to the Xbox 360 or there might be any obstacles in between.
So try to put the Xbox closer to the wireless router.
2- Make sure you are not using the wireless network adapter and the Ethernet cable at the same time.
Otherwise it would be an issue with yout Xbox Elite.
Cheers,
I have a netgear wired internet box with charter internet service, but almost everytime I try to load an Halo 2 or Halo 3 match my entire internet restarts and loses the connection for 10 minutes. I have an ethernet cable going int my xbox and it still works perfectly fine with Guitar Hero III and Call of Duty 4. Why doesn't Halo work on my system.
Hi! Just got a wireless adapter for my son's xbox360. We have try every usb port but no lights of any color light up on the adapter. Is the adapter bad or do we need to do all the setup first before any lights come on? The instructions say what the different color lights mean but doesn't say what it means if you get no light at all other than try another port.
Thanks, Cher
Hi Cher,
If you don't get any lights on all USB ports, I believe it's a fault with the wireless network adapter.
You'll need to replace it.
Cheers now,
Hi i got my 360 from a friend because they didnt want it anymore and i bought the wireless network adapter and the wireless mode in edit settings for network setting is grey and unclickable. The Xbox live test says its disconnected, the ethernet cord is not connected just the adapter...
i pluged it in to every usb port and it has a steady red light each time
i moved it closer to my router like two inches away still nothing
i returned it and got another one same problem
i connected it to my friends 360 same problem
ive done the windows connect now thing and it couldnt save onto the adapter because it doesnt regonize that it is connected
I dont know what else to do ive read everything, called support, tried everything...what to do?
um hi ,i cant connect to xbox live i dont know if the ethernet port on the back of my 360 is faulty but my old 360 work just fine i got this new one and it doesnt want to connect not even with my computer .....can someone help me with this problem
I have the exact same problem as Jeff Hicks. I have the official Microsoft Xbox 360 wireless adapter. Every time I try to access the wireless settings in the xbox they are just grayed out, and I can not change anything. When I run the Xbox Live connection test it says my wireless adapter is disconnected. I do not have a Ethernet cable connected to the back of my 360, and my xbox is about 5 feet from my wireless router. My wireless adapter has a solid red light on it, and I have tried every usb port on the xbox. I have even taken my adapter back and exchanged it for a new one and I still have the same problem. Nothing seems to be working.
Dear Bryan,
Basically, there is nothing to do right now I can't configure whether it's a problem with the port on the back of your 360 or with the adapter, the port on the back of your Xbox360 is faulty as you've even tried another adapter on it, the weired thing here is that you've tried the adapter on another console and it's still doing the same, can you try to exchange that adapter again from the retailer you bought it from?? if yes please do so first and feed me back.
Cheeers.
Hi Bump,
First you say you get the steady red light on the wireless network adapter. So it's fine.
You'll need to try it on another connection. If it works it'll be some configurations that you need to do.
1- Make sure your wireless router broadcast (SSID) is not disabled. You can check your router manual for information about enabling SSID broadcast or even contact the router's support.
2- Make sure there is no obstacle between your Xbox 360 console and your wireless router.
3- Try to turn off any device that might interfere with your wireless network (for example, microwave or 2.4-GHz telephones).
4- And the most important thing:
If the MAC filtering option is enabled on your wireless router make sure you add the MAC address of your Xbox 360 console to the list of allowed MAC addresses.
Or you can even turn off the MAC filtering.
Hope this helps and don't forget to feed me back.
Cheers now,
hi there. I have a problem with my wireless xbox 360 network adapter. I have had it for about 7 months and as of last night the LED indicator stopped working. It doesn't turn red, yellow, or green. At first it did like a one second red blink and now it has stopped lighting all together. I have tried all three USB ports and have checked them with a charge and play kit, they work fine. I'm guessing that I need a new one but is there any way I can get this one repaired somehow? Repairing it might beat shelling out another $100 bucks or so for a new one.
Hello all,
I am having the same problem: when I connect my wireless network adapter and test xbox live, it tells me the adapter is disconnected. The option for wireless mode under edit settings in the network setting area of the system tab is gray and unclickable as well. I do have a telephone that constantly interrupts my wireless signal, and if I turned that off, as well as any other things that may interrupt the signal, enabled MAC filtering and added my xbox 360's address to the list, AND put it in the same room as my Airport, and STILL doesn't work, what should I do? I know the usb ports aren't faulty, because I have connected a camera via usb to all of them and viewed pictures on my xbox. I returned the first wireless router and exchanged it for a new one as well, and it has the same problem.
Hi Max,
I think the wireless network adapter is the faulty part.
Don't you think so?
Cheers now,
ok, so here's my prob.
got an older iMac (like two years or so? maybe 3 or 4. 1.6 GHz PowerPC g5, its running Tiger v10.3.9) that i use as my main comp. got clearwire as our provider and a netgear wgr614 as my the router so we can hook up all our wireless stuff like laptops and all that. well, i have a 360, and ive been wanting to do the whole xb live thing (yea, i know, im a little late on that, sue me). so i got the Microsoft Network Adapter, thinking it would possibly work. Well, i tried it, and when it tried connecting, on the first step, the Network Adapter step, it said "Disconnected", although the little red light is on, so its ready to recieve a signal.
im confused yo, anyone else got this same or similar set up? i really want to get Live, but i cant seem to find a way. any ideas?
Hi Nick,
Is it the steady red light on the wireless network adapter. If so the wireless network adapter is fine.
You'll need to try it on another connection. If it works it'll be some configurations that you need to do.
1- Make sure your wireless router broadcast (SSID) is not disabled. You can check your router manual for information about enabling SSID broadcast or even contact the router's support.
2- Make sure there is no obstacle between your Xbox 360 console and your wireless router.
3- Try to turn off any device that might interfere with your wireless network (for example, microwave or 2.4-GHz telephones).
4- And the most important thing:
If the MAC filtering option is enabled on your wireless router make sure you add the MAC address of your Xbox 360 console to the list of allowed MAC addresses.
Or you can even turn off the MAC filtering.
Hope this helps and don't forget to feed me back.
Cheers,
My xbox 360 can't connect to live. I am using a 50 foot ethernet cable that connects to a Linksys Wirless-G Broadband router that connects to a Cox cable modem.
This problem occured yesterday during a thunderstrom. While I was playing on Live, I became disconnected from it. I tested the connection and it told me that I was disconnected from the network adapter. Also, it is giving me a red light next to the word "Link," even though I am connected.
When I plug the same cable into my PS3, it works fine. It just dosen't work on my Xbox 360.
I have tried using a different ethernet cable, swithcing sides of the ethernet cables, restoring it to factory defaults, using different ports on my router, and I have unpluged everything and put it back in, but none of those seem to work.
If the problem is the ethernet port on the Xbox 360 how do I fix it? Could it be the weather? Or should I just send it to get fixed?
hi, well my problem is that i can't access the wireless mode in the network settings, the wireless network adapter is hooked on the back and the light is red. what should i do?
Hi,
I have been having some problems with my wireless network adapter. It was fine until a few days ago, when I turned it on and I couldn't connect to xbox live. The light was just red, but now there is no light. Is it the adapter or the xbox elite? Please help!!!
Hi
Fantastic page. In the cases of the where no lights are found on a wireless adaptor...I plugged it into my laptop and got the solid red light...this indicates to me that its a hardware issue on the xbox 360 itself. Could performing a system restore on the 360 help at all in this case...or is it a case of sending it in for repair???
Ok, so a week ago I got 1 red ring, however It has been working well every day for the past week. The only problem is I cannot connect to XboxLive. Everytime I test connection It tells me my network adapter is disconnected! I have a ethernet cable running to a wireless dock which is also used as wireless internet with all of our laptops. The internet on the laptops is working fine, so it isn't the dock. I've switched through 3 ethernet cables, so it isn't them. My final conclusion is that there is something wrong with the xbox, perhaps related to 1 red ring. I unplugged all wires from my xbox and left it for an hour, that didn't fix the problem either.
Do I have to send it in or am I doing something wrong?
Hi, my xbox live wireless doesnt turn on when i turn on my xbox ive looked all over the web but i cant figure out the problem. my brother is too ignorant to turn off the modem/router(its in his room). when i go to system settings/network settings/test connection it says it cant connect to the xbox and my network. PLEASE HELP!!!
hey,
ok so my wireless adapter i just got about a month ago wont work...it has a red light and says its not connected and it is really pissing me off....do u have any ideas as to what is wrong with it? or how i can fix it?
hi, just noticed today that my xbox isnt connecting to the network. ive tried plugging it into different ports on the modem and nothing happens. i tried the cable from the xbox into my computer and it works fine.ive had troubles with this xbox disconecting itself from xbox live randomly ever since i got it. anyone else who had this problem managed to get their xbox fixed?
This photo is very immpressive, you are good photographer
As I see now you say that your ethernet cable is working fine so the issue seems to be with the ethernet port either in the Xbox 360 itself or the device you're connecting the Xbox to either a router or the computer.
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