well im sure your wireless router has ethernet ports in the back of it. and if it doesn't, you can purchase a wireless adapter
An ethernet cord to connect the XBox to a router or the wireless adapter for XBox to connect to your wireless router.
The Xbox 360 wireless adapter allows you to connect to a wireless router without plugging it in directly. You still need the wireless router, and the router must still be connected to the internet. So no. You cannot get free internet access through a two-inch usb device.
Your router WILL need to be wireless to connect wirelessly to your Xbox, but you can use an ethernet cable if your router is not wireless, straight from the router to the XBOX
You need to pay a subsciption fee and if you are using a wireless router than you need wireless internet.
Yes, your xbox can connect with your wireless router. You must buy the wireless add on for the xbox. If you don't wish to pay $100 for the wireless add on, you can just connect an ethernet cable from router into the xbox.
buy a new wireless router or contact your internet provider and ask for a better connection but may cost. also you can get a long Ethernet cable and hook your Xbox up to your wireless router.
Your wireless router should have ethernet port. It just like joining your compter to the router
Yes you need to own a wireless router or something that gives off a wireless internet signal for it to work
Hooking an Xbox up to the internet requires just a few connections. The most important thing is that you have an internet connection. Broadband is recommended for speed and reliability. A router to connect the modem and the xbox is also needed. A wireless router makes the connection easy and mess free. You will need to by a wireless network adapter if you want to hook to the net in this manner.
yes you do. even though your internet is now set up for wireless, your xbox isn't unless you buy the adapter for it
Yes You Do
As far as your xbox has a wireless adapter and your router is configured properly you should not have any problems.