XBOX Wireless Adapter

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I have an Xbox Wireless Adapter. It has been running
fine. Recently, I purchased a network media player. So
i don't have to run wireless everything, I put a hub on
the xbox wireless adapter, and then plug the xbox and the
media player into the hub. When the media player is off,
the xbox and xbox live work great. the second I turn the
media player on, I start to get disconnect problems with
this. I was told that the Xbox wireless adapter was just
a ethernet bridge (by microsoft technical support when
trouble shooting other problems), and that after its
setup, it should be able to work like any other ethernet
bridge. Please advise on what to do.

 

[joker]

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What speed is the MN-740 connecting at?

There might not be enough bandwidth for both the xbox & the media player.

Jason Miller wrote:

> I have an Xbox Wireless Adapter. It has been running
> fine. Recently, I purchased a network media player. So
> i don't have to run wireless everything, I put a hub on
> the xbox wireless adapter, and then plug the xbox and the
> media player into the hub. When the media player is off,
> the xbox and xbox live work great. the second I turn the
> media player on, I start to get disconnect problems with
> this. I was told that the Xbox wireless adapter was just
> a ethernet bridge (by microsoft technical support when
> trouble shooting other problems), and that after its
> setup, it should be able to work like any other ethernet
> bridge. Please advise on what to do.

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