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Tengu NeoXtreme since: Oct 2005	Jul 30, 12 at 10:24am ^ Connection problems
	Log in to remove this sponsored message This is probably about the trillionth of these threads so I'll keep it short and cheers for reading Using BT Home Hub 2 It's shit Everything works fine apart from xbox where I'm getting horrendous lag/disconnected I have BT Fiber Optic broadband I have assigned ports - no good Any help? would be eternally grateful. Thanks
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Fury Relentless total posts: 9437 GameGrep pts: 810 since: Sep 2004	Jul 31, 12 at 8:23pm ^ re: Connection problems
	When you run the XBL connection test, does it report any problems? Any other devices being used during the times it drops? Poor wireless signal or anything potentially causing wireless interference? -------------------
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Tengu NeoXtreme since: Oct 2005	Aug 01, 12 at 7:04am ^ re: Connection problems
	My console is wireless and upstairs, we have like 4 iPhones and 2 macs all running wirelessly as well. I moved my xbox downstairs yesterday and the connection seemed a lot more stable. Thanks for the reply. Also upgraded BT Infinity to a more premium package and these are now the specs but I'm still getting the same problems
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Fury Relentless total posts: 9437 GameGrep pts: 810 since: Sep 2004	Aug 01, 12 at 10:49am ^ re: Connection problems
	Is it still wireless now that you've moved it? I'm guessing that's the problem, especially if it seems better after moving closer to the router. It may be a combination of interference from other devices operating on that frequency, distance from the router, or just a poor router. You could buy an extender maybe, if it's still a sizable distance away from the router. Wired is always the best option though. -------------------
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