I have my xbox 360 connected to the network bridge and while im online its more laggy than if i just connected it straight to the routerHow can i fix this?
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It is neither your fault nor your daughters fault that she got pregnant at the age of 13, women for ages have always had unplanned pregnanciesI commend your daughter for choosing to keep the baby and give him life.that's more then 90% of the women out there would have doneSometimes taking the hard road is the most rewarding in the endIt sounds as though your daughter may just need some guidance in learning how to prioritize and multitask now that she has a new life with new responsibilitiesDiscuss some options with her and let her know that maybe after the baby goes down to sleep that she can work on her homework, when she won't be interruptedMaybe she could take the baby out the park in his stroller and let him enjoy the fresh air while she catches up on homeworkJust explain to her that her needs no longer come first and that once the needs of the baby are met, then she can worry about herselfonce she starts practicing this then she will get used to it and will eventually be able to do this on her own.Good luck!
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It depends on what you mean by more laggyWireless is more laggy than a direct connection, its the nature of wifiIt is not as responsive or as fast as a wired connectionIf its excessively laggy you can try repositioning both the 360 and the network bridgeWatch out for things like microwaves, portable phones, large metal items in between them (like a washing machine) or the possibility of a wall full of metal pipes.
