Jan 02 2009
Posted by Carol in HowTo, Technology, XboxLive, xbox 360 |
This issue really kills me, so i went through some forums after reading something about “pings“.
Considering that the issue is to connect to another friend’s game or chat, it is only logic that this is a network related problem.
According to the guys from TeamXlink.co.uk - see this thread - “All 360 games have a ping limit on them that won’t allow you to join the game if the host’s ping is over 30ms to you.” -”you can help your ping by closing all other apps that use the internet .. msn, aim, torrents etc ..”
If you, for instance, are only allowed to use 1 connection - 1 IP that is, you must indeed close all other apps. In fact, keep your computer offline while playing on the xbox live.
My ISP allows me to use 4 IP’s, which makes things easier. I also make sure that there isn’t any IP conflict between my devices.
So, the solution above is applicable to those gamers who are allowed to use 1 IP address, but if you are allowed to more than 1 and you still have the issue, try the fix anyway.
Hope this helps.
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2 Responses
Cat
January 2nd, 2009 at 3:46 pm
1Hey Carol and happy new year!
I’ve just seen your Xbox Live message, maybe this might help too: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/908874
Carol
January 2nd, 2009 at 4:43 pm
2I figured that from 100 friends, one would have found another fix besides the ones i specified on my other entries.
Thanks for the link, Cat.
The NAT isn’t always the issue.
I read my readers comments and many are saying that they’re NATs are open.
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