Wired ethernet won't work

Discus and support Wired ethernet won't work in XBoX on Consoles to solve the problem; Bought my son a new XB1 for Christmas last year. Set it up initally on wireless and it was fine. Sometime a few months later I decided to go wired to... Discussion in 'XBoX on Consoles' started by Shaky Head Worm, May 16, 2017.

  1. Wired ethernet won't work


    Bought my son a new XB1 for Christmas last year. Set it up initally on wireless and it was fine. Sometime a few months later I decided to go wired to try and cure a lag issue on some games. Unplug ethernet cord from my PS4, plug it into the XB1 sitting
    next to it and the XB1 won't recognize the cable. Every once in a while it will act like it sees the cable for a few seconds then it disappears and says I need to plug in a cable. Gave up and went back to wireless.

    Fast forward to 3 days ago and I decided to try it again...still doesn't work. My PS4 is flawless on that exact same cable. Plug my laptop into the cable and it connects right away. Plug it into the XB1 and it's like it doesn't exist.

    Moved the ethernet cable from upstairs that is used for our XB360....plug it into the XB1 and I get nothing.

    Tried a 3rd cord....nothing.

    Hard reset of the console...no help.

    Spent a couple of hours on chat with Microsoft support and after repeating all the tests I had already done they decided my ethernet port in the XB1 must be bad. Sent me an exchange unit since I was under warranty, got it today. Plug it into the ethernet
    without setting up the wifi, it starts to download the console update so I'm thinking we are good. Update gets to about 28% and hangs up. Start over...same thing. 3rd time...same thing. Set up the wifi and the update download and installs no problem.

    Delete my wifi and try the cord again...nothing.

    So 2 XB1 consoles, 3 different ethernet cords, and none of it will connect. I can only get on using wifi which is ok, but I really want to try and clear up my lag issues on BF1.

    Please tell me there is something I'm missing.

    By the way I'm on Comcast, and have a router in a networking closet in my house. That closet is hardwired to plugs in several rooms in my house, so I plug the console cord into a wall jack that is wired to my router. Works fine for every device I try in
    it except the XB1.

    Help!!!

    :)
     
    Shaky Head Worm, May 16, 2017
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  2. KETON1C
    KETON1C Guest
    Ethernet port fried?

    I was playing NHL using a wired connection today during a small thunderstorm. Lightning struck very close to my house and I was kicked off xbox live. It still says I am using a wired connection but I don't have an ethernet cable plugged in. Even when I do,
    it won't work. Everything else works with my router just fine, including my PC that is connected with an ethernet cable. Any suggestions?
     
    KETON1C, May 16, 2017
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  3. wired xbox connection

    My xbox won't detect ethernet cable.I've tried different cables still won't work. When I try to set up xbox live it says to use a wired internet connection make sure an ethernet cable is connected to both your console and your router or modem. Help I can't
    find out how to fix this.
     
    Downtowndave-4B112A84-36B8-47D6-8E8E-F6421532CB80, May 16, 2017
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  4. GMAN990 Win User

    XBOX Live connection true AP fail

    Hi

    Have you hooked up your PC to the AP because this won't be an Xbox issue , as far as the Xbox is concerned it will be connected wired (to your AP), if you can get your PC working with the AP via Ethernet then the Xbox should work also
  5. Just a Volunteer Win User

    Xbox one S is not allowing me to (+Add new) account

    Change to wired ethernet connection.

    Without the SSID and password details you won't be able to use wireless.

    The console setup after factory reset will require these details if using a wireless connection, but wired should connect instantly.
  6. AquarrzSudnnym Win User

    Network/ W!

    "My xbox won't connect to my wifi unless i use an ethernet cable"

    If you want to use WiFi to connect to your network hardware you must disconnect the ethernet cable from the console. It's one or the other not both.

    Wired ethernet is superior to WiFi.
  7. Viper7Gamer Win User

    I cant get rid of my high packet loss

    Try going wired or wireless. (opposite what you use now) and see if that works. If wired try different Ethernet cable.
  8. ShadowChaser36 Win User

    Which Router for XBOX?

    You are correct Twisted, although you won't have to worry about it too much with the X1 because of the dedicated servers or at least with the games that take advantage of them. But it is best to go hard wired and that's why I'm wiring my upstairs for ethernet.
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