My xbox specifically wont connect to wireless wifi booster.

Hi Jose- I have done most of those things, aside from directly connecting to the router. I will test this tonight and see what happens.

I’ve also noticed that if I connect my Xbox to the wireless connection, it will give me a list of options of what WiFi networks to choose, and thus, allows me to connect to my RE650 Booster WiFi. However, that is wireless unfortunately!

Is there a way for the Xbox to allow me give me a list of networks to choose, when you’re wired?

What specifically would allow the Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter to connect while the built-in wifi would not?

My Xbox 360 S detects a wireless signal with 4 bars, and I am testing it while sitting it right next to the modem, so there is no issue with signal strength.

My Xbox 360 S's built-in wifi is able to connect to a hotspot, and it is even able to connect to my neighbor's wifi from my house.

Hello Imran A, my name is Jose, and I would be happy to help.

It's somewhat complex what you're telling me; however, don't worry—I'm here to guide you a bit. Similarly, if some of the steps I'll give you below don't work, I hope to further guide you in solving your problems, discarding and reducing possible inconveniences. As you mentioned, it seems that you're having trouble getting your Xbox to connect to the WiFi booster. Here are some suggestions to solve the problem:

Check the wired connection: If the Xbox indicates that it has a wired connection to the booster, the physical connection may be fine. Make sure the Ethernet cable is correctly connected to both the Xbox and the booster.

Restart the booster and the Xbox: Sometimes, restarting devices can solve connection issues. Disconnect the WiFi booster and the Xbox, wait a few seconds, and reconnect them.

Update the firmware: Ensure that the WiFi booster's firmware is up to date. You can do this through the Tether app or by following the manufacturer's instructions.

Review the network settings on the Xbox: Make sure the Xbox is set to use the wired connection. You can review and adjust this setting in the network settings section of the Xbox.

Check the indicator lights on the booster: Verify the lights on the WiFi booster. They can provide information about the connection status. Consult the device manual to understand the meaning of these lights.

Verify the network settings in the Tether app: Ensure that the Tether app is displaying the correct information. It may be helpful to restart the app or even uninstall and reinstall it.

Contact technical support: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, consider reaching out to the technical support of the WiFi booster manufacturer. They can provide specific assistance for your device and situation.

I hope that one of these suggestions helps you solve the connection problem with your Xbox.

If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to help.

Best regards,
Jose.

you may need a wired connection or a wifi booster my friend

I had this issue with my WIFI a few months back, Im with Virgin and sometimes for some reason the WIFI seems fine but it wont be visible or able to connect to my XBox via a wireless connection. I got around this by wiring my xbox to the router and letting
it connect that way for an hour or so and then when I unplugged it, it seemed to be able to connect wirelessly again.