Yesterday, I moved around my internet connection, so that the router is now downstairs, and my modem is still upstairs. There isn't much issue with this, because it was only to get another cable long enough to reach our Xbox 360, and computer. And this is where the issue has been. Our internet now acts up, a lot, allowing me to go on the internet, but not on msn or xbl. On the modem, it shows all 5 lights, solid, rather then the first three solid, and the last two dancing around.

How can I fix this, so I can use xbl, msn, and the internet..?

Thanks ahead of time, feel free to ask any further questions, I'm sure I could answer them.

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All night restaurant, North Kildonan. Luke warm coffee tastes like soap.
I trace your outline in spilled sugar, killing time and killing hope

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What is the make and model of your radio?

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My radio? Wtf?

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All night restaurant, North Kildonan. Luke warm coffee tastes like soap.
I trace your outline in spilled sugar, killing time and killing hope

Check out my photgraphy

And did you see Obama speak at MSU?

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"Say what you like about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude,
at least it's an ethos."
--Walter Sobchak

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So, the modem + xb is plugged into the router, which is downstairs. The modem is upstairs. How are the modem and router connected?

And did you see Obama speak at MSU?

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They are connected with the common blue cable, that feeds the internet from one thing to another. Trust me, we've have it like this forever, same connection setup, it has something to do with the amount of internet being used.

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All night restaurant, North Kildonan. Luke warm coffee tastes like soap.
I trace your outline in spilled sugar, killing time and killing hope

Check out my photgraphy

If the above is not a possibility... does the computer have internet access while the xbox is powered off and ethernet/usb/whatever-you-use-to-connect-to-the-internet unplugged?  Can it ping google or anything otherwise?

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"Say what you like about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude,
at least it's an ethos."
--Walter Sobchak