From: JaKyL25 | #016
Your options are as follows:
1.) Go through your receiver box's menu and find some way to disable the WiFi connection. It is a non-essential feature, but one that's enabled by default.
I'm lookin
I can find the options to TEST my connection, and it definitely identifies my wifi, but I can't find anywhere to disable it
2.) Hook up an ethernet cable to your actual receiver and leave the game consoles like they were. That should help, unless your internet is just crappy in general.
like, my wifi receiver? Thats what I did
and its not crappy cause my 360 runs fine this way!
How often would you be watching satellite and playing a game at the same time, anyway?
The Mrs. is watching the TV in the living room. and I'm herei n the game room and I recently got Netflix so yea >_>
and XBL Gold ran out so I can't access Netflix on the 360 >_>
If I turn it on, her remote stops working
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