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Please can anyone help me. I am trying to connect to xbox live using an
ethernet cable from the xbox to my pc to share the connection. My pc is brand new and the xbox isn't that old either. My problem seems to be that in the network connections box, my broadband (BT) connection is described as dial up and under the 'LAN or high speed internet' section it kindly informs me that the network cable is unplugged. I have no idea what to do. The ethernet cable was bought today and the only issue i can foresee is eith my pc. Why is my broadband connection described as dial up and why can it not recognise that there is a bloody cable stuck in it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated cheers, Stoolie |
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Was it this way before trying to connect the Xbox? Are you reading and
following the instructions provided with your Xbox for this type of connection? How is your computer connected to the internet? Cable? Satellite? DSL? "Stoolie" <steve74farmer@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:360C5FBE-318A-42FE-829D-8C1A6580327F@microsoft.com... > Please can anyone help me. I am trying to connect to xbox live using an > ethernet cable from the xbox to my pc to share the connection. My pc is > brand > new and the xbox isn't that old either. > > My problem seems to be that in the network connections box, my broadband > (BT) connection is described as dial up and under the 'LAN or high speed > internet' section it kindly informs me that the network cable is > unplugged. I > have no idea what to do. The ethernet cable was bought today and the only > issue i can foresee is eith my pc. Why is my broadband connection > described > as dial up and why can it not recognise that there is a bloody cable stuck > in > it. > > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated > > cheers, > > Stoolie |
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I'm guessing you use a cable modem to connect to the internet and USB cable
to the modem. Whatever the case, you need to use a crossover cable to go directly from the XBOX to the PC. An ordinary cat5e network cable won't work. Crossover cables are available from most computer equipment suppliers and cost about the same as an ordinary network cable. "Stoolie" wrote: > Please can anyone help me. I am trying to connect to xbox live using an > ethernet cable from the xbox to my pc to share the connection. My pc is brand > new and the xbox isn't that old either. > > My problem seems to be that in the network connections box, my broadband > (BT) connection is described as dial up and under the 'LAN or high speed > internet' section it kindly informs me that the network cable is unplugged. I > have no idea what to do. The ethernet cable was bought today and the only > issue i can foresee is eith my pc. Why is my broadband connection described > as dial up and why can it not recognise that there is a bloody cable stuck in > it. > > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated > > cheers, > > Stoolie |
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