Xbox Live

Either 1, your network is losing its connection or not working right. Or you are playing a game which has a bad connection which keeps kicking you out of game lobbies.

There aren't any Gold Live codes out there unless Microsoft decides on doing a pomotional thing. Any code found on the internet will not work because codes have to be activiated at a register when bought, so codes on the internet are either fake or used and then posted as working.

You could go to a site that rewards people for doing surveys, then once enough points ar earned, trade them for a gold card.

Go to marketplace, not sure how many, but it requires gamer points (use a valid credit card), or buy a gamer point card from any store that sells the xbox 360 system); Then you can change your gamertag, I believe it is 800, but I may be wrong.

First you must have 800 Microsoft points(Bought at any video game store). Then you go to your Xbox 360 dashboard and go to My Xbox. click on the second window and choose change gamertag. It will say you need Microsoft points and then you change your name.

Xboxs are banned from Xbox live for various reasons, the biggest one is people cheating, modding their xboxs, if you get people calling in and complaining about you you're obviously going to be taken care of my Microsoft

Also people get banned as it says at the first paragraph, they mod it.

There are a lot of mods that xbox could find really easy and some hard to find.

One is that people make a modded gamer-tag to get infinite ammo/ health in one of the most popular game called Black Ops.

Second a lot I mean A LOT of people are searching the whole youtube and google to find something that everyone wants. its called "XBOX LIVE". its a card that you can play online with your friends. A lot of people are being cheap and not get the original card instead. its for $78 dollars. this is why a lot of people are trying to find GENERATORS, that can make a random code for them to enter.

ONCE YOU GET BANNED FROM XBOX LIVE, YOU HAVE TO SAY BYE BYE XBOX.

Thank you for reading hope it helped.

no you cant make a ranked playlist...

the ranked playlists, social playlists etc are online and multiplayer no-one can edit them,,,

if you don't have Xbox live then all you can do is play matchmaking and play with or against someone that's playing on the same Xbox as you

it doesn't necessarily mess it up, it just will slow it down because all of your Internet runs off of one router. if someone is using the net and the xbox at the same time the xbox will start to lag, as well as your Internet.

It is due to the marketplace being down, based of Xbox forums it is recommended to either wait a few hours, or delete the latest Xbox console update.

I suspect you have been doing something that you know you should not have done and you are expecting to be punished. If playing on the Xbox Live is important to you, it would seem that banning you from doing this would be an effective punishment.

Yes. As long as you own the Xbox Live Gold Membership, you can play games with friends whenever you want. To physically communicate with them, there are multiple methods. The easiest, of course, is to get an Xbox-made microphone that attaches to your controller/console so you can talk and game together. A simple phone call on speaker works as well. Skype, Teamspeak, and other services provide the same enjoyment to little to no cost. However, if you really want to save tons of time and money, just get a microphone for your Xbox. They sell cheap at less than $5 at your local Five Below and are extremely easy to set up. Without Xbox Live, you can't do anything I just mentioned above via Xbox. Without Xbox Live Gold Membership, you can't talk through Xbox but you still can talk through other sources. I haven't had this problem much but most games won't allow you to play them without a membership.

I'm not sure this works on all games but on Halo 3 you can have multiple players using Xbox live guest accounts enabling you to play online with them. However they will not receive achievements.

No, Live memberships are non-transferable.

It will probably be in the mid $50 - $ 100. It might be closer to $50 considering Walmart says that it will be the biggest Black Friday sale they will have but i guess we will have to see. I recommend bring atleast $150 incase you don't have enough money and won't have to go back home and risk the chance of all xbox 360s to be sold. Good Luck and i Wish you great shopping ! ( That Day Obviously )

If you want a wireless internet hookup for the xbox then it is necessary to have a wireless network adapter. If you don't want to buy one you can always hookup the xbox to the internet with an ethernet cable.

but do u only need that cable and it will work?? i have wireless internet and if i connect the ethernet cable to xbox from the computer it will work??

Answer- NO you can not plug ur xbox straight into your computer. You won't get internet that way. You have to use an ethernet cable and plug it into ur wireless router. Or you can just buy a wireless adaptor.

do you mean points, or the wireless connection?

you could do that, but you would lose all your gamer points and you couldn't re-use the free month.

Yes, they also sell microsoft points. And itunes. And amazon cards.

wat is aj gamertag

The Steve Austin character is Downloadable Content which you use a unique code to download.

These codes are not universal as you enter it as a redemption code and download him online.

You cannot unlock him through the cheats menu with a code because he is not on the disk. He even shows up in the game under downloaded characters.

It's possible to play Xbox games through an emulator, but the only ones that exist are still very primitive, only playing a select few tested games at varying success. Some developers are only showcasing their progress thus far, with little to no access to the program itself to play/test running games. It's definitely not at a stage where you can use the emulator to casually play your games. But only time will tell!

Keep in mind, emulation of this system would also require a pretty decent PC with dedicated graphics to run smoothly. The requirements could be much higher depending on how accurate, and how optimized the emulator is.

If you must play these games, you will need to buy the actual system, and the games, or play some of the popular ones that run on the Xbox 360, furthermore, if you can pick up a modchip and install it (or get someone to), it's possible to run homebrew software and download (illegal of course, I'm sure people REALLY get steamed when you download their 8 year old xbox games that you can only find on eBay)/burn games to DVD-R, enabling quite a bit of content.

Anyway, if you're still interested in Xbox emulation use Google, or check out:

http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/xbox/

http://www.caustik.com/cxbx/

http://shogun3d-cxbx.blogspot.com/

http://dxbx-emu.com/

Doesn't seem to be possible :-(

I've been looking for a way around it, getting a splitter cable just takes the output signal and sends it to both TVs (meaning that you'd get the split screen on both TVs)

It kinda sucks..... Wish Microsoft had made the software on their xbox, it would be an amazing feature, looks like its not to be......

They do have grid separators they use at department stores to get one picture across like 12 TVs, these may work, no clue how much they cost.

Yes, it will cost 800 Microsoft points.

Yes you can but it costs 800 Microsoft points (about 10 dollars). To do so, sign in and go to My Xbox. Under it press A at your Gamertag and the 4th option should be Change Gamertag. Make sure you have enough points!