Xbox 360 Party keeps disconnecting, games laggy/no connections and disconnect from xbox live

My main problem is also that the party keeps dropping and I cant hear anyone. It is NOT my NAT type and its very frustrating PAYING for a service that has been breaking.

Recently I updated minecraft, constant connection lost to the servers. GTA V is very laggy.

My NAT type currently is open, however after 1 days it goes back to moderate.

However I do NOT believe it is my NAT type.

I have one xbox 360 in the household, so I see no reason for the UPnP solution.

My xbox also just disconnected from live and now it wont recognize my wireless adapter. I CANNOT use wired as I have to use my desktop PC for wired connections.

I need a response and help ASAP I havent found a solution ANYWHERE and am just incredibly angry at this service, considering I have been a paying customer for years and just getting failed connections all these years.

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Xbox connection issues HELP!!!

Why do I only disconnect from an xbox live party when a certain person joins my party? It also causes whatever game I'm playing to lag and sometimes disconnect. Really frustrating. We both have open NAT types. Otherwise connection is flawless. Even have gone into my router settings and opened all necessary ports. PLEASE HELP!!!

 

XBOX LIVE DISCONNECTING

Hello everyone,

I Have been having problems from the past month my XBOX keeps

disconnecting from XBOX LIVE and it's really annoying me..

when ever i play a game it just disconnects and my XBOX

party is always lagging and i can hardly play games on XBOX

without being disconnecting ... could someone give me

some help on how to fix this problem.

Thanks.

 

I'm having similar issues. My Xbox One has open NAT and no lag but my 360 is moderate. It doesn't make sense. I think the network adapter firmware on the 360 is buggy.

 

Hello Kat! Thanks for the details you've provided. Let's try a few things to pinpoint the issue and we'll go from there. If there is something you have already tried, please let us know so we don't ask you to go through it again.

First off, let's try a wired connection to your router. This is a temporary setup and not a permanent solution, just to see if the disconnections stop. If they do, then let's take a look at your wireless adapter. If it continues to happen, try wiring directly
into the modem next. Again, not permanent. This removes the router from the equation entirely. If the disconnections stop, then now's a good time to troubleshoot your router. If it continues then it will take a little more digging to figure out where the issue
lies.

If we can rule out the hardware by simple elimination, then next let's dig in deeper to your network settings and setup. Please check out the list of requested info in this thread and respond back with the answers. Let's get this sorted out. =)