Cable connection

We keep getting a message to check cable connection. We have checked the connection, used a new HDMI cable, used a different TV, but keep getting a screen that says it is not connected. I have tried holding the power button to do a cold reset. I tried holding
the power and eject until I heard the second set of beeps. I have unhooked and rehooked. Help!!

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How to Connect Internet Cable directly to Xbox 360

Hi everybody.

So recently I've been experiencing a lot of lag on CoD, i.e, whenever I join a game I get 2-bar and 3-bar connections. So I decided to search for some solutions. I read somewhere that I can fix this problem by directly connecting my Xbox to the router using an Ethernet cable. Now the problem arises as I do not possess an Ethernet cable.
Currently, I have a cable through which Internet is supplied (It's a Fibrenet connection, which uses Optical Fibres for transmitting the Internet) and this cable is connected to a router which provides me WiFi.
I was wondering if I can connect my Internet Cable directly to the Xbox 360 without Ethernet cables.
(The cable looks exactly like an Ethernet cable so it can fit into the Ethernet jack of the Xbox, so that problem is covered.)

EDIT : I connected the Internet Cable to the Xbox but when I tested connection, It does not connect to Internet. Help

 

Original Xbox 360- four Flashing red lights- Solutions

When the Original Xbox 360 Console doesn’t recognize an audio/video (A/V) cable, the four red lights around the power button flash red.

To troubleshoot the problem, follow the steps bellow:

Reset the A/V cable connections

The A/V cable that connects the console to your television might be problematic. You need to check the cable. There might be problem with the connection. So, reset the cable connection to see if the problem is fixed.

Here is how:

• First, you need to turn off your console and television.
• Then, you have to disconnect the cable from the A/V port on the back of your console.
• You also have to unplug the A/V connectors from your television.
• Now reconnect the A/V cable to the A/V port on your console.
• You also need to plug the A/V connectors back into your television.
• After connecting the cable properly, turn on your television and console to check out.

If the four lights still flash red, you’ll have to change the cable.

Use a different Cable

First, use a different A/V cable to figure out if there is a problem with the cable or with your console. You can borrow a friend’s working cable or you can buy a new Xbox 360 A/V cable from a store or from the Xbox online catalog.

After performing all above, if the problem exists, you should contact Xbox Support.