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Tutorial | How To Use Your PC As A Wireless Router For Xbox
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-Requirements-
Xbox
PC/Computer
Ethernet Cable/Cored (same thing)
Wireless PC/Computer With Ethernet Plug in



|WINDOWS 7 AND WINDOWS VISTA|
--Xbox Part--
-Step 1-
Plug The Ethernet Cable From Your Xbox Into Your PC/Computer


--PC PART--
-Step 1-
Go To The Wifi/Internet Icon On The Far Right Of The Task Bar
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-Step 2-
Click "Open Network And Sharing Center"
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-Step 3-
On The Little Sidebar To The Left Of The Window, Click "Change Adapter Settings"
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-Step 4-
Highlight Both, Your Wired Connection And Wireless Connection
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-Step 5-
Right Click And Click "Bridge" Or "Bridge Connections"
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--Xbox Part Con.--
-Step 6-
Test Your Connection To Xbox Live And Your Good




|WINDOWS XP|

LOOKING FOR WAYS.......




-FAQ-

Note: All Questions Are Mostly Answered By The Microsoft Suggestions Given On The Xbox Cant Connect.

-Q&A 1-
Question:
Why Do I Get Multiple Unable To Connect Errors? (All Different, DNS Errors , ECT.)

Answer:
Your Probably Connecting To A Router That Is Not In Your Possession Or Is To Low Of A Signal Strength.
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Can I Please Have Some Feed Back To See How I Did?
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Im pretty sure you don't need to bridge. Just right click on your wireless connection (same as step 4,your PC connection) go to Properties, sharing tab, and check "Allow other users to connect to this network"

Plug ethernet into your PC and Xbox and play.
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NathanH wrote Im pretty sure you don't need to bridge. Just right click on your wireless connection (same as step 4,your PC connection) go to Properties, sharing tab, and check "Allow other users to connect to this network"

Plug ethernet into your PC and Xbox and play.


Actually Bridging is a more stable connection!
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