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How do I get my Xbox live working on my 360 with the wireless usb antenna I bought?

Apr 10, 2007 by randomfacts22 | Posted in Video & Online Games

I bought a gateway Linksys USB plug in my xbox360 but the system does not recognize when I plug in is there a certain type of installation process should I do?

yo go to ....
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/support/connec ssconnection ttolive/xbox360/connectionmethods/wirele.

How do I make my USB Wireless Antenna work!!!?

Oct 22, 2006 by GoToGuy | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

Clearly trying to impose my will upon it has not been successful, and it refuses my Jedi mind tricks, so obviously the force is not strong with me.

I have a new laptop with an awful ability to get a good signal (the other two sitting right beside it have great signals) so I snagged a USB wireless antenna hiding in my closet and hooked it up. I installed the drivers and, waa laa, it sees the signal beautifully, BUT it won't connect...arghhhh!

I am thinking that next I will try the whirly gig technique to get it to connect.....







...this is where i twirl it around by the cord while flailing it up against a rather large tree in my yard..

you should take it in where you bought it and have them fix it, or replace it.I use a USB antenna and it works fine. it sounds like something is wrong with your wireless card

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