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Oct 20, 2008 at 05:11 AM
Oct 20, 2008 at 05:11 AM
hey there,
you are trying to make as if your pc a server for the wireless link in the xbox thats it?
so what you need to do is to create a connection according to the following route :
click on the start button and then connect to and finally on the show all connections tab.
when in click on the option set up a home or small office network where you will get a wizard.
after that just follow the wizard but i think that before you connect it through wireless you must connect it through cables then afterwards you may use it the wireless
you are trying to make as if your pc a server for the wireless link in the xbox thats it?
so what you need to do is to create a connection according to the following route :
click on the start button and then connect to and finally on the show all connections tab.
when in click on the option set up a home or small office network where you will get a wizard.
after that just follow the wizard but i think that before you connect it through wireless you must connect it through cables then afterwards you may use it the wireless
Right, I think so ... I have a wireless connection to the network on my laptop, but the XBox only has an ethernet port. My laptop also has an ethernet port. Can I hook the XBox's ethernet port into my laptop's ethernet port with ethernet wire and thus connect the XBox to the network? That's what I'm trying to do, yeah ... Are you saying I should bridge the connections? Or Share a connection?
