Wireless router

A standard access point would be fine. I use a LinkSys WRT160N with DD WRT running in access point mode for my wireless devices.

Since you have the wireless adapter i would get a router that has simultaneous dual band so you can run your laptops and other devices off the 2.4ghz and run your xbox off the 5ghz wireless N (AT THE SAME TIME). Wireless N is capable of much higher speeds,
and the 5ghz range is much less crowded. note: you can use wireless n on the 2.4ghz but 2.4ghz is usually more crowded.

I recommend linksys/ cisco equipment....i just purchased and E3200 and it is nice.

Also do a connection/ network test in windows media center and check the performance, mine has all the bars even in the HD... : D

Hey WantedChicken,

Thank you for keeping us updated. I'm glad this issue has been resolved. I will go ahead and close this thread then. If you ever require support, or wish to start a discussion, be sure to come back to the Xbox forums.

Thank you!

Thank you so much, this worked.

Hi WantedChicken66,

Thanks for reaching out to us in the forums for this issue. Sorry to hear you're having issues getting connected to your wifi. I've been there before myself.

We'd recommend the solution as previously provided by our awesome Ambassador, M3tal Daz3, to begin with as that can offer you some great solutions. You can also feel free to try out our

Xbox One Wireless Network Connection Solutionas well. Also, you'll want to be sure to cycle your network router for about 5 full minutes while your console is completely off as well if asked to unplug your router. I know that sometimes it says 30 seconds,
but I personally find that by doing it for about 5 full minutes, you get a better result.

Go ahead and give these solutions a try and please let us know the results!

Hope that this helps you out!