I also tried Manual setup, but automatic proved better. My Router is named Thomson TG784, and I am quite sure that I'm using the right IP, Subnet Mask etc, since I assign the network settings to find a router automatically. 100% of all the times this issue occured, it's beacuse of my Router. I try to connect again, it takes a while before it says "Cannot connect to Xbox Live." I go to the network configuration section, and test my network connection. When I restart my console, it only says (Name) Signed In, the light is green, but I'm still disconnected.
I can connect to xbox live, but I get disconnected very often, though the light on the adapter is still green. Hey, I have an Wireless Network Adapter plugged into the USB port at the back of the 360, and the adapter shows the colour green. Still no light? Try plugging the adapter into a USB port on Green: The adapter is attempting to connect to a wireless network. Into a USB port on the front of the Xbox 360 console. Red light: The adapter is not recognized. Wireless router, gateway, or access point.
The adapter's status light can tell you a lot about IF The LIGHT IS FLASHING GREEN then there is something wrong with your wireless networkĬheck your network settings and Retry connecting I found advice on another Web site indicating that you should try unplugging the whole thing (wireless adapter and the 360), waiting for half an hour, and then plugging things back in. Not sure why, but sometimes you don't question. I'm not sure it's going to last forever, but I'm happy that it worked. So in case you ever find yourself in the same situation, give that a try. I did so, and that magical green light appeared.
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