Konsola Xbox 360 nie wykrywa sieci Wi-Fi z routera D-Link DIR-853[The Xbox 360 console does...

The SSID has no underscore in it.

Here is my question's English translation.

"Two days ago, I bought a D-Link router DIR-853 for Eastern Europe, with latest firmware from Russian D-Link's server. It is connected to a FunBox 2.0 modem from Orange in Poland (rebranded Sagemcom F@st
5350AC). Every device in my house works correctly, both using Ethernet cable and WiFi (2,4 and 5 GHz). The exception is the console. Despite many attempts, the Xbox 360 never detected the SSID of network created by the new router. After choosing "Select network
not avaliable on the list" or something similar and entering the SSID and password I used "Check connection with Xbox Live". It failed: every item mentioned (Network, Internet, Xbox Live) displayed an red X. In my router's admin panel the console also cannot
be seen. What is more, Wi-Fi in the Orange's modem (FunBox 2.0 mentioned before) is always detected immediately.

Greetings"

If i'm correct, you want connect the 360 with WiFi to your new Router.

Does the SSID have an underscore in his name (example Wi_Fi_Wireless), try a other SSID without the underscore ( _ )

Próbowałam wszystkich propozycji i pomocy oferowanej na stronach microsoft. Odłączałam wszystkie urządzenia, sama konsola korzystała z sieci i nic to nie dało. Sprawdziłam dostawcę internetu, czyli firmę orange, nie blokują żadnych postów, nie ma limitów
przepustowości ani czasu pobierania - dodam, że to internet mobilny, nie stacjonarny. Kilka miesięcy temu internet z orange miałam po światłowodzie i konsola działała, odkąd jest mobilny nie działa.

[Translation-I tried all the suggestions and help offered on microsoft sites. I disconnected all the devices, the console itself used the network and it did not work. I checked the internet provider, that is, orange company, do not block any posts,
there are no bandwidth limits or download times - I would add that it is mobile internet, not desktop internet. A few months ago the internet with orange I had after the fiber optic and the console worked since it is mobile does not work. ]

[quote user="HailofSteel"]What I meant was does the Xbox One broadcast wifi the way the Nintendo 3ds does with its Street Pass function.[/quote]Why would you want Street Pass on a stationary console?

The 360 does receive incoming WIFI but doesnt send
out information the way a 3DS does.

Of course the 360 sends something out. If it didn't multiplayer gaming wouldn't work.



What you are referring to is ad hoc Wi-Fi. The 360 supports ad-hoc Wi-Fi. The Xbox One will most likely support ad hoc Wi-Fi.

Hello, Commander_Steve. I’m Arturo, and I’ll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

The first Xbox 360 models are the ones that don’t have an internal Wi-Fi adapter, more specific, the Xbox 360 arcade.

After the Xbox 360 Slim, each console has a built-in Wi-Fi module.

However, you can always decide to use the Xbox 360 console offline (without connecting it to any Wi-Fi network) and the effect will be the same.

Thanks for your attention,

Arturo.