Great wireless connection/Wi-Fi but bad connection when playing

Sometimes the Xbox connection works well except when other Wi-Fi devices are running on the home network and Internet. Wireless signal interference can cause Wi-Fi devices to perform sluggishly or lose connection, particularly when running on the 2.4 GHz
band. To avoid this problem, try changing the Wi-Fi channel number or by relocating nearby wireless equipment further away from the console.

Actually yes. Playing a game using a wireless connection is the primary cause of lag and connectivity issues. A wired connection will maintain the bandwidth connection that is required for online gaming. Because the console comes with integrated Wi-Fi, it
is easy for users to use that connection to play games. Make sure that you configure your console’s settings to use the wired Ethernet network instead of the integrated Wi-Fi network.

At the back of your router there's a tiny hole you can press using a ball pen for 5 sec to factory reset it. Please note that after a factory reset, you will have to connect to your network using the default Wi-Fi SSID or name and Wi-Fi password indicated at the back of your router or manual.

Yes, Wi-Fi has to deal with software but it's a hardware just like bluetooth. A device won't be able to support Wi-Fi if there's no hardware for Wi-Fi or wireless connectivity or let's simply put it as a wireless card.

Is your 360 connecting to the Internet via Wi-Fi or via an ethernet cable? If connecting via Wi-Fi, the MacBooks may be interfering with the 360's wireless signal. That would cause you to disconnect from Xbox Live.

I am having connection problems with my Xbox 1 and I am using a wireless network I have repowered my system numerous of timesrestart my Wi-Fi hotspot that I'm using and it's still not connecting two Xbox live is saying that I'm connected to my Wi-Fi but
I am unable to connect to Xbox live or play any games without being connected to the internet