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Uploaded by on Jul 30, 2009

Wireless adapter for Xbox 360 - $100 ...... Screw that.
Using this video, you will be able to connect your Laptop to the internet wirelessly, then share that internet connection with your Xbox 360. Take your Xbox 360 to a hotel if you want.
Very easy to follow Step by Step instructions.
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Also, when changing your Network on your Xbox 360 from Automatic to Manual, you are no longer able to connect to anyone elses internet! Not good right? Easy fix, just change it back to Automatic :P

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or
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RS username: Clive
or even..
Add me on Skype.
Skype username: Clive_Elsin

Song: Lost by Avenged Sevenfold (Scratch that, apparently I downloaded this song without the copyright. Not going to waste the time uploading a new video, sorry :P)
It was a nice song for the video though D:

If your NAT type is strict, you can try following the steps provided on this microsoft website:
http://support.xbox.com/en-us/pages/xbox-live/troubleshoot/connection-issues/...

A link to a possible fix for Mraskasks:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;825826

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  • 1:26

    i dont have the Sharing tab, only the network tab:S:S:S:S ????

  • "First go to Network Connections, where your Wireless router icons

    appear. You should have a second icon, that appeared when you set up the

    shared connection. I have renamed mine Xbox connection (or similar).

    Simply select this icon, then right click it and Enable it. Once

    Enabled, the Main Router Icon should now indicated that that it is

    identifying the network. It should then show that is is shared.

    Right click it (i.e. your main router Icon) and you should now see the

    Sharing Tab." -Rich0325

  • @Danoishan I searched around and that's apparently a common problem. Here's one fix from Rich0325 on a Vistaheads website that might work for you

  • can this still work, even if your borrowing wifi from ur neighbor?

  • @MrJo33 I believe so

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  • this dosnt work:S

    kk so after i do everythin on the computer

    i run the connection testing on my xbox 360

    it goes from my 360 to my network cable

    BUT it fails when it trys to connect to the internet

    HELP ASAP

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  • i know how to do this but if i do it it will be an ip conflict between my laptop my dads laptyop my sister laptop noon will be able to connect to the internet

  • this works great for me thanks man

  • @QuonLoC973 They did. Its on the newer black xbox. Im sure the old white ones are discontinued.

  • Whats the point of doing that if i cant even load this video. Man ill lag everywhere in MW3... =rage

  • h tt p://wa m jelly.co m/?ref =3 541

    free xbox360

    just take out the spaces when typing.

  • coolest song ever

  • Thanks man, this worked!

    Also on Windows 7 btw ;)

  • Why don't you write out the steps in the description so I don't have to scroll through the video?????????

  • did the first few steps where you ended up diabling and connected the internet with the local connection and mine is working fine THANK YOU so much been trying to find out how to do this for like a week.

  • it wouldve made the xbox better if they wouldve made it with built in wifi

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