Problem maintaining a connection with my XBOX wirelessly.. Hi 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...

Problem with maintaining a connection with my XBOX.. Hi 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...

having the exact same problem with the same hardware. If I new of another 802.11g solution for the Xbox I would go with it. I think I might just have to return it cause I am only about 25' away and my xbox cant maintain a decent connection. I tried different...

sentient thing of some sort (AI > |>>program maybe?), would that not change the conclusion of the test if it > |>>was connected instead of the human? Even though it may be acting > |>>identically to the human? > | > | > | My point would be that the non-alive...

want to waste $20 if the problem lies elsewhere. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Since everyone else keeps their connection, the problem is specific to your hardware, your cable, or your port. You've already replaced your cable... so that's not it....

think its the other format besides vga. i think its DVI) since it connects to my 8800gts without any problems. all i want to do is connect my monitor to either an xbox 360 or a ps3 and be able to play my games with no lag :) . so pchoi04 or anyone else for...

How to Revolutionize the MMORPG. The evolution of the massively-multiplayer online role-playing game has stalled out. Now all we can look forward to are title after title of World of Warcraft clones. TwitchGuru's Travis Meacham looks at some ways to improve...

a lot more difficult to do on a closed platform, as well as developers / Microsoft / Sony seem to monitor it a lot more. On the Xbox360, if you get caught cheating they ban your console's serial number from connecting to Xbox Live. Sure, I mean given that...

the modem or the wireless. The ISP still maintains that it's my problem, and simply isn't helping me. I have done a tracert, and when my connection works I'm not seeing any substantial lag. When I drop, I'm not connected so I can't really do a trace route...

desktops, connected (wired) through a US Robotics 8054 wireless router. The wireless is necessary for a roaming laptop. I have tried to connect my TiVo, via WiFi, but all of the USB adapters quit after about 20 minutes or so. Now, I have a wired adapter...