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The time has come when I must acquire xbox live (due to all of work staff having it). I talked about this before and have played it at neighbours house as well as setting it up there. Please can someone give me straight forward advice and what I need:
I have a PC connected to the internet with BT(broadband), this connection is coming through a phoneline at 546k/sec and i have a SpeedTouch USB modem making it all happen.
What do I need to get this connection to share with my xbox. Cheapest, easiest and most convenient way.
If its cheaper to connect through blueyonder, let me know as I also have a blueyonder broadband connection upstairs.
Thank you in advance.
Joby :)
I have a PC connected to the internet with BT(broadband), this connection is coming through a phoneline at 546k/sec and i have a SpeedTouch USB modem making it all happen.
What do I need to get this connection to share with my xbox. Cheapest, easiest and most convenient way.
If its cheaper to connect through blueyonder, let me know as I also have a blueyonder broadband connection upstairs.
Thank you in advance.
Joby :)
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HalloHowArtThou wrote:
> Simple.
>
> You have a network card in your PC, right? (If you bought it within
> the last 2 years should have one standard, unless you built it
> yourself)
>
> Get a suitabely long LAN cable.
> Plug one end into your PC, other into the Box and set up ICS (Internet
> Connection Sharing).
>
> T'is all.
I'll be bugging you then ;)
> Simple.
>
> You have a network card in your PC, right? (If you bought it within
> the last 2 years should have one standard, unless you built it
> yourself)
>
> Get a suitabely long LAN cable.
> Plug one end into your PC, other into the Box and set up ICS (Internet
> Connection Sharing).
>
> T'is all.
I'll be bugging you then ;)
:-D
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