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i got xbox live yesterday and still dont have it working.
its stupid really because i seem to have tried everything.
I start my xbox up and it goes through trouble shooting it says that he cables are connected but when it gets to IP/ISP or something like that it does not succeed in doing it.it comes up with some help but i dont understand it.
Could someone please help me out.
:'(
Cheers
Infinite
its stupid really because i seem to have tried everything.
I start my xbox up and it goes through trouble shooting it says that he cables are connected but when it gets to IP/ISP or something like that it does not succeed in doing it.it comes up with some help but i dont understand it.
Could someone please help me out.
:'(
Cheers
Infinite
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ok i will try.
ARGH still stuck
ARGH still stuck
sPiKeCaSt wrote:
> NTL are fine with me, it does seem odd how it's not working. Works a
> treat here :P
Ditto.
Has your Broadband modem have constant power going to it?
If so, de-power it Connect you Xbox and re-power the modem again.
> NTL are fine with me, it does seem odd how it's not working. Works a
> treat here :P
Ditto.
Has your Broadband modem have constant power going to it?
If so, de-power it Connect you Xbox and re-power the modem again.
NTL are fine with me, it does seem odd how it's not working. Works a treat here :P
Don't I know!
But also the most troublesome to change.
ßulle†† wrote:
> NTL is the main reason for your problems.
> NTL is the main reason for your problems.
Bah, I don't get it. Because you're only using one at a time, Live should be able to detect the IP and DNS addresses automatically, even if they're auto assigned and different from your Pc ones. My only guess is that NTL have *some* way that the Xbox is plugged in instead of a PC. Probably way off though.
I'm more sure that a router will solve this problem, however; it assigns and keeps a central address that your internet connection can find, and because of this it won't know the difference whether the PC or Xbox is coneected, or both. And you get to browse the internet and go on Live at the same time, although that has limited uses.
NTl (and other providers) have taken advantage of the online gaming situation, and are charging extra for those who play on their PS2s/Xboxes but use ICS. the comapny then assigns another IP to their location, one for the Xbox and other for the PC, and make the cash off that. That's why I'm thinking the router will solve your troubles.
I'm more sure that a router will solve this problem, however; it assigns and keeps a central address that your internet connection can find, and because of this it won't know the difference whether the PC or Xbox is coneected, or both. And you get to browse the internet and go on Live at the same time, although that has limited uses.
NTl (and other providers) have taken advantage of the online gaming situation, and are charging extra for those who play on their PS2s/Xboxes but use ICS. the comapny then assigns another IP to their location, one for the Xbox and other for the PC, and make the cash off that. That's why I'm thinking the router will solve your troubles.
I dont pay £5 how does that work and also i am running it direct so i will have to change the cables.
Also, you can't once the sub code is scratched off.
Do you pay NTL the £5 extra for Live? And are you using Internet coneection sharing at this moment, or is it a direct connection that involves switching cables whenever you want to use the net for PC or Live?
Do you pay NTL the £5 extra for Live? And are you using Internet coneection sharing at this moment, or is it a direct connection that involves switching cables whenever you want to use the net for PC or Live?
i have check my DNS numbers in ip config then typed them in manually and it still isnt god damn working.i will have to take it back but i dont want to
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