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Help upgraded vzw galaxy nexus to 4.2.2 now i cant connect xbox360 to hotspot.

Hotspot works on all other electronics except Xbox live. Worked fine before update. Plz help:(

Might sound silly, but have you tried deleting the settings for the Hotspot from your 360, and then re-finding? Do you have it protected, or open? If protected, try making it an open connection, see if it lets you connect? I know one of my recent updates (rooted), my hotspot reset, and defaulted to encrypted with a password, so i had to go change things back around. But since you have other things that do work, I don't think it's that. But see if it'll let you reset the settings, and try it open, see if it at least connects.
 
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Might sound silly, but have you tried deleting the settings for the Hotspot from your 360, and then re-finding? Do you have it protected, or open? If protected, try making it an open connection, see if it lets you connect? I know one of my recent updates (rooted), my hotspot reset, and defaulted to encrypted with a password, so i had to go change things back around. But since you have other things that do work, I don't think it's that. But see if it'll let you reset the settings, and try it open, see if it at least connects.

Yup tried all of that it says it can't find IP address. Tried to put IP in manually still wont work. Hotspot works on all other devices.
 
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Hello,

Like many ever since I updated to 4.2.2 I began having Hotspot issues. My desktop and Xbox wouldn't connect, just my laptop and iPod touch and PS3.

I tried rooting and using about every hotspot app in the market and only my desktop connected.

I have searched endless forums but I still haven't found one solution to get connected to my Xbox, it kinda hurts since I'm paying for Gold. My Xbox 360 is able to find the connection but it won't connect.

Also, when I use Hotspot apps for rooted devices my laptop never seems to find them.

I'm using Galaxy Nexus 4.2.2 on Verizon. Thanks in advance.
 
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Might be the nature of the hotspots, do you know if they're Ad-Hoc or Infrastructure mode? - probably Ad-Hoc. I believe the Xbox 360 might have difficulty with Ad-Hoc mode WiFi. There's many devices that can't use Ad-Hoc mode.

"Ad-Hoc" is generally when you configure a PC or other device to make a WiFi hotspot.
"Infrastructure" is when you use a real WiFi access point or router.
 
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Hello,

Like many ever since I updated to 4.2.2 I began having Hotspot issues. My desktop and Xbox wouldn't connect, just my laptop and iPod touch and PS3.

I tried rooting and using about every hotspot app in the market and only my desktop connected.

I have searched endless forums but I still haven't found one solution to get connected to my Xbox, it kinda hurts since I'm paying for Gold. My Xbox 360 is able to find the connection but it won't connect.

Also, when I use Hotspot apps for rooted devices my laptop never seems to find them.

I'm using Galaxy Nexus 4.2.2 on Verizon. Thanks in advance.
 
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Might be the nature of the hotspots, do you know if they're Ad-Hoc or Infrastructure mode? - probably Ad-Hoc. I believe the Xbox 360 might have difficulty with Ad-Hoc mode WiFi. There's many devices that can't use Ad-Hoc mode.

"Ad-Hoc" is generally when you configure a PC or other device to make a WiFi hotspot.
"Infrastructure" is when you use a real WiFi access point or router.


How can I know which I'm using. Also when using Hotspot Apps for rooted devices, they Hotspot does not show on my computer even though it's running on my cell phone. Is there a way to fix this?

I'm thinking about upgrading to another phone, there seems to be no way to get this fixed.
 
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Our ISP is down at the moment, so I'm using the GNex's hotspot feature for the first time in a long time. I'm on 4.3 and noticed that options are missing since the last time I used it, such as choosing a channel (it's using 6), setting the number of devices that can connect, setting whether they need to be approved or not, etc. and my 360 can't connect to it anymore either. Wasn't a problem in the past. I might not have had an open NAT, but it was good enough to play multiplayer when our ISP is having issues.
 
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