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October 20, 2007 - Just ask any Xbox 360 owner what their greatest fear concerning their $300 plus piece of hardware is, and you might receive a variety of answers. For a few, the words “Halo 3” and “cancelled” being in the same sentence might elicit nightmares to their otherwise soothing dreams. However, one concept that is sure to make the blood run cold in any Xbox 360 owner’s veins is the sight of the dreaded “red ring of death”. More appropriately, the ring of light on the front of an Xbox 360 flashing red, indicating some major trouble is about to go down.
The Xbox 360 can be subject to a number of possible technical problems. Since the Xbox 360 console was released in 2005 the console's reliability gained a bad reputation by the general public, and in the press through articles portraying its poor reliability and relatively high failure rates. Microsoft’s, Peter Moore published an open letter in July 2007, recognizing the problem and announcing a 3 year warranty expansion.
The good news, according to Microsoft is that less than 6% of all units with this problem cannot be fixed. This means that a staggering 90% of faulty Xbox 360 units with the dreaded “Red Ring” error are able to be successfully repaired. The guide also covers; heating consoles, graphic errors and freeze ups. There are also easy to follow instructions, including pictures of every step that is required.
You can get more information on how to easily repair your own console at the following Blog: http://3redlightfix-xbox360repairguide.blogspot.com/
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