[QUOTE="Rohan1627"][QUOTE="MrKilla5"]I connect my 360 to my laptop via ethernet with my laptop connected to my router over wireless. With built in software bridging in Vista it is prolly the cheapest way to do this if you have a laptop and ur 360 is not anywhere close to your router. Speeds are unaffected.MrMurphy72

Well kind of. Plug one end of the ethernet into laptop plug other end into your 360. You have to open up your network connections on your laptop and bridge the connections. Then it should work.

I connect my 360 to my laptop via ethernet with my laptop connected to my router over wireless. With built in software bridging in Vista it is prolly the cheapest way to do this if you have a laptop and ur 360 is not anywhere close to your router. Speeds are unaffected.MrKilla5

... or if u have a laptop, u can use it. then connect an ethernet cable from the laptop to the xbox and voila. in case it doesnt work for u, go on youtube and search how to do it and ull see how easy it is.thecobraholder

would this work

http://www.amazon.com/Linksys-WGA11B-Wireless-B-Game-Adapter/dp/B0000AJVBW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1223325936&sr=8-10

[QUOTE="Rohan1627"]do you mean like use a normal wireless adapter that you can buy from that store?_shaft2000

No, It has to be a bridge/access point. Here is an example from newegg

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833156232