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December 16, 2007 at 11:34 pm #17591
tess
ParticipantOk, I bought an XBox Elite for my darling little boy for Christmas. Now he tells me that the wireless adaptor thing which I will need to keep him happily locked in his room doesn’t actually come in the box – is he right? Do I have to buy the official XBox one as it seems to be incredibly expensive? FFS I hate Christmas sometimes 🙁
December 17, 2007 at 8:16 am #63562Ryzo
Participantbuy seperatly
December 17, 2007 at 10:43 am #63563Lammie
ParticipantYep the Ryzo’s right unforunately, XBox 360 Wireless Adapter is a seperate purchase. Think they retail for around £40 – £50 which sucks.
December 17, 2007 at 10:46 am #63564tess
ParticipantDamn, I thought everything I needed was in the effing box!
December 17, 2007 at 10:53 am #63565Ryzo
ParticipantIt is if your linking up via a ethernet cable to the net, but if your going wireless, then yes, unfortuntatly youll have to buy seperate 🙁
December 17, 2007 at 6:03 pm #63566tess
ParticipantSon is always complaining that his connection on his pc through his little usb thingummy id somewhat dodgy, does anyone know anything about homeplugs? http://www.homeplugs.co.uk/
Will one of these sort out his pc and his xbox and enable me to sue the internet as well? I’ve tried reading the website but I don’t really understand lol maybe I should have got that VTech computer!
December 17, 2007 at 6:22 pm #63567PoD1st-BW
ParticipantTess,
I’ve got a set of those and am not entirely happy with it.
It works, in a relatively modern house with a fairly recent electricity cabling, divided in decent power groups.
If not, like me in a house from 1936, on top of that using power-strips, extenders etc, if was impossible to get a connection across 6 meters.December 17, 2007 at 10:05 pm #63568XDC Dutchman
ParticipantI bought a pair of the solwise 85Mbps ones for my own PC as I too was getting a dodgy wireless connection. I think they work fantastic, plugged them in, no setup to do, just worked.
As for whether they’ll work in your house, no idea. As POD explained, sometimes they don’t work due to the way your home electricity is wired.December 17, 2007 at 10:29 pm #63569tess
ParticipantMy house is a prefab from the 1940s, the wiring is probably inadequate although it is a bunglaow so the distance to cover isn’t that great. Hmmm, dunno what to do.
I’m not buying him the wireless adapter thing, the spoilt bugger is getting enough as it is, he can buy it himself out of his Christmas money.
December 18, 2007 at 8:16 am #63570Ryzo
Participant@=XDC= Dutchman wrote:
I bought a pair of the solwise 85Mbps ones for my own PC as I too was getting a dodgy wireless connection. I think they work fantastic, plugged them in, no setup to do, just worked.
As for whether they’ll work in your house, no idea. As POD explained, sometimes they don’t work due to the way your home electricity is wired.Was very strongly considering getting these to help out my crappy wireless connection (forked out on plenty cards!) – but never got round to it – whats the best ones to get??
December 18, 2007 at 10:25 am #63571XDCiNSANE
ParticipantI bought the official 360 Wireless adapter.. couldnt for the life of me get it to work.. Make sure its compatible with your router or your son might be dissapointed.. unless you have a friend you can sell it too for the RRP straight away 🙂
I have a USR Wireless 9108 Mag G mo fo.. and it dont work
December 18, 2007 at 10:28 am #63572Ryzo
ParticipantIf you use sky broadband , or have a netgear router, chances are – it will work.
December 18, 2007 at 12:02 pm #63573tess
ParticipantI have a BT Homehub.
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