Wireless Toys & Games

Can I use a Linksys wireless card instead of a Microsoft Wireless Network Adapter to connect to XBox Live?

Jan 15, 2007 by johnlert22 | Posted in Computer Networking

I have a Linksys Wireless Network Card and I want to use to connect my Xbox 360 to Xbox Live. Do I need the wireless adapter from Microsoft or any other material to be on Xbox Live or is it good enough Linksys card?

I have a router installed and I use the Linksys network adapter to connect. It says 2.4 GHz and runs on 802.11g and 54 Mbps.

I tried to connect my Xbox 360 but still says no network card when I test my connection. Please help me by telling me how I can link them or show me a site that wil tell me.

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Aceman | Jan 17, 2007

Having Internet Connection problems using wireless Linksys card to 2wire wireless modem router?

Apr 26, 2008 by ora r | Posted in Other - Hardware

Desktop connection to internet good until virus attack.
Cleaned virus' off, then internet connection lost.
Same 2wire Modem router works for wireless laptop.
Diagnosis run on Linksys wireless card all OK
Running under XP proffessional -

What settings should be checked to see what problem might be?
Neither entering WEP key nor resetting power made any difference.... more ideas, anyone?

Unplug the power supply on the 'Linksys' box for 20 seconds & plug it back in. That usually works.

andy in greece | Apr 26, 2008

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Is the Media Centre PC dead?

16.06.11

Do you still need a computer in the lounge room?

There was a time when I thought that the Media Centre PC was the Holy Grail of home entertainment. I’ve got a high-end Windows 7 Media Centre PC in my lounge room, which I built a few years ago for a magazine feature. Were I to rebuild my home entertainment system today, I’m not sure I’d bother dropping in a high-end PC.

Media Centre PCs are jack-of-all-trades devices which can handle all your entertainment needs, but they can be fickle and I wouldn’t necessarily recommend them to someone looking for a entertainment system which “just works”. If you’re concerned about the WAF then you might find a Media Centre PC brings more grief than joy.

I’ve been playing with Media Centre PCs for a decade. In that time we’ve seen the rise of many AV devices which can perform similar roles. You’re unlikely to find one gadget to do it all, but I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s better to take a best of breed approach to home entertainment. Find a few gadgets with overlapping feature sets and then invest in a Logitech Harmony remote so you can easily drive it all from the one stick (which does wonders for your WAF).

Source: Brisbane Times

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