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Problem maintaining a connection with my XBOX wirelessly.

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I have a DLINK WBR-2310 router running Vista Ultimate. I set up my XBOX to hook up with the wireless adapter I bought for it. Everything seemed to be working fine except I would be watching a video and about a minute or two in it would say the xbox lost communication with my PC. I would go back to my PC to see what's going on, and I would be in Limited or no Connectivity with the internet not working at all. I updated to the latest firmware thinking that would solve the problem but it didn't. I also forwarded ports that a few forums told me to do but I still get the same problem.

Can someone either help me with this current setup problem or suggest a better way of doing this?
Keep in mind, I just want to be able to watch as much video as I want and there be no problems for online gaming.

Thanks allot for any help.

-Sjean

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