Accepting terms of service

I'm not sure if its possible but someone has donated an xbox 360 to a hospital that my uncle is going to be at and to connect to thier internet you need to accept their terms of service. So any ideas on how I could accept the terms so the 360 will connect
to their internet so we can play on xbox live? Thanks

:)

 

trouble accepting terms of service

> is there a way to see which Email is the parental account for my gamertag to be sure I am putting in the correct info

On the Xbox360 console, when you try to make a change in Billing Information under Account Management, it will show you the parental account.

 

trouble accepting terms of service

Clearing the cache or modem did not work

it once again gave me

status code: 8015D080

 

In circumstances like this you will need to have an PC or Laptop that will share the internet to your 360. In this case where on connection you need to accept some sort of clause you will need to use PC or Laptop that will be able to accept. Don't fret if
you have a windows machine you can use ICS (internet connection sharing) which you can use to share that connection to your 360 wireless or you can connect to the connection wireless on a laptop and share the internet via the Ethernet port.

 

As an extention of TakeBusHead's answer, you can use a HostedNetwork to create a second wireless connection that you can connect your xbox too.

www.wi-fiplanet.com/.../How-to-Create-Wireless-Hosted-Networks-in-Windows-7.htm

I use this method at my university to get the ethernet hooked up to my 3DS and smartphone

The hostednetwork requires admin access on any windows computer, which then you can use the noted ICS to share the internet to your xbox console.

Good Luck to yourself and your Uncle!

 

Thanks you guys, TakeBusHead this method would work but I don't have to cord so I'm not gonna have time to get the cable to do so but that info is very helpful for the future

Vinylchan, thanks too but I don't quite understand that method and it sounds like trying to figure it out will take too long and I'm leaving tomorrow.

But thanks to both of you

 

Greetings Jennku Wolf!

In additional to what's been suggested so far, you can also use a method called
MAC spoofing, for networks that are using
802.1X, which provide an authentication method over wireless connectivity.

Here's how!

Note! The hospital's network settings has to allow Xbox traffic to pass through on network port 3074.

Good luck!