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Hello,
I have always run my 360 through my laptop to give it a connection to the internet via Ethernet cable. Not only does doing this provide a seamless connection, but it also gives me the greatest bandwidth when I want to use the 360 as an extender. However, to conserve power, I recently changed my power settings from "Always on" basically, to "Sleep after X amount of Minutes of Idle Time". I love it because it still wakes up to record shows, my PC should last a little longer now and all the while I am doing my part to conserve energy. The only problem is when it is sleeping my 360 does not get the internet connection bridged to it. So I was wondering if anyone had a possible solution or had an procedures on how to make the Ethernet Card wake the computer when it recieves data that a 360 is trying to utilize it. Thanks |
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