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How to connect XBOX 360 to PC using Ethernet Cable (Wired Connection)
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23. December 2010 @ 04:20 |
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Requirements:
1.Ethernet Cable
2.PC
3.XBOX 360
4.Media Sharing Software (Windows Media Player 11 for XP, Windows Media Center, or Zune)
5.Latest XBOX Media update (Available at XBOX LIVE)
Procedure:
1st: Connect Ethernet Cable to PC and XBOX
2.(On PC) Go to Control Panel>Network Connections
3.Bridge Connection Internet and Wired connection
4.(On XBOX)Go to Configure Network>Basic Settings>IP Settings
5.Fill in the blanks:
IP Settings: Manual
IP Address: 192.168.1.3
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 0.0.0.0
6.(On PC) Go to your Media Sharing software and enable Media Sharing. Your PC should detect your Xbox
NOTE:If it still didn't work. Follow this additional Instructions.
1.(For XBOX)Clear PPPoE Settings (if you have PPPoE settings set)
2.(For PC) Go to Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services>SSDP Discovery Service, and change Start up Type to Auto
There you have it! Enjoy! If you have questions, please ask freely!
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 8. December 2011 @ 01:16
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23. December 2010 @ 04:48 |
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Be advised , you may not get connected to XBOX LIVE.
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AfterDawn Addict
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23. December 2010 @ 06:26 |
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You may also need a crossover cable rather than a patch (straight through)
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23. December 2010 @ 06:39 |
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Originally posted by miketrev:
You may also need a crossover cable rather than a patch (straight through)
Yeah, but I didn't have money... I asked my cousin, he orginally came up the idea when he was doing it on his PS3... So I followed his instructions, after that nothing worked. So, I did...(I followed my additional instructions <--At the thread message. It's in the NOTE section), and what do ya know? it worked!
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MultoAko
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23. December 2010 @ 06:44 |
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OH MY GOD! IT FUCKING WORKED! THANK YOU GI2! Yes, now I can watch all sorts of videos includin p0rn. LOL!
Multo!!!!!!!!!
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23. December 2010 @ 06:45 |
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Originally posted by MultoAko:
OH MY GOD! IT FUCKING WORKED! THANK YOU GI2! Yes, now I can watch all sorts of videos includin p0rn. LOL!
No prob, man. LOL. watch porn... Crazy guy...
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NteStlKr
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23. December 2010 @ 15:40 |
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I've never actually tried connecting it. But you mean you can't just connect and copy/paste files? Is there a way to get files on the 360, so they can play without going through all that stuff? I tried plugging in a cat5e cable just between the two to see what it would say, and it basically said I needed a hub (and, in so many words, a non-null hub). All I had with me at the time was a null hub, so I didn't bother. I ask because I thought you could put music on the 360 and make playlists and whatnot for in-game play, and I have friends who have done it without windows' "media center" (which I refuse to use).
Also, would moovida, elissa, xbmc, etc., work as well (if a media center is necessary)? and is win required, or do the *nix versions work as well? (No reason they shouldn't but microsoft has a habit of artificially blocking programs/compatibility).
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23. December 2010 @ 17:16 |
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Originally posted by NteStlKr:
I've never actually tried connecting it. But you mean you can't just connect and copy/paste files? Is there a way to get files on the 360, so they can play without going through all that stuff? I tried plugging in a cat5e cable just between the two to see what it would say, and it basically said I needed a hub (and, in so many words, a non-null hub). All I had with me at the time was a null hub, so I didn't bother. I ask because I thought you could put music on the 360 and make playlists and whatnot for in-game play, and I have friends who have done it without windows' "media center" (which I refuse to use).
Also, would moovida, elissa, xbmc, etc., work as well (if a media center is necessary)? and is win required, or do the *nix versions work as well? (No reason they shouldn't but microsoft has a habit of artificially blocking programs/compatibility).
I think you're in a wrong thread, my friend. This is a tutorial for users that have problems connecting their PC to XBOX 360, NOT hacking the XBOX HDD. But if you insist:
i'll tell you how to put music in it: Burn an Audio CD.
For pictures: Use a Flash Drive.
For movies (Free to see but not to copy-paste):Use a Flash Drive (Compatible with AVI files)
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