Author Topic: lol my 360 rrod'd  (Read 4233 times)

You're supposed  to take care of your stuff.
excuse me but im the one that says that in any rrod thread

and yes i did take care of it lol

Didn't you used to say to PS3 fanboys that you've had your Xbox for x amount of years and it hasn't broke and that it won't break if you know how to handle a console?

Or was that other people, I don't remember.
yes that was me lol

but anyway it turns out rrod has a 3 year warranty and it was just a problem with my cables

oh, lol

maybe you should take care of your cables >:[

oh, lol

maybe you should take care of your cables >:[
forget you bitch my cables take care of themselves if they want my goddamn food

i cant take care of those friends and feed them

thats what i thought about my goldfish

sadface

thats what i thought about my goldfish

sadface
you took care of them instead of feeding them didn't you

dumbass lol


you took care of them instead of feeding them didn't you

dumbass lol
well actually i sort of just left them there


oh well at least my warranty just went out yesterday

Fix it yourself. You got nothing to lose. Plus, I'll probably be an easy fix.


This is how I fixed my XBox 360's RRoD problem:

First, take two screwdrivers, the XBox and the power supply to a table. The screwdrivers should be able to fit in the vent holes in the back of the system. Alternatively, use Q-Tips that have no fluff at the ends of them.
Next, take both the screwdrivers (or Q-Tips), and put them in the back so that it blocks the fans from moving. Power on the system.
Wait for about five minutes. The XBox should change from a 3-ring RRoD to a 2-ring RRoD, meaning that it overheated.
Now, unplug it, remove the screwdrivers (or Q-Tips) and allow the XBox to sit for 15 minutes. Hope for the best.
After 15 minutes have passed, plug it back in, and power it on. If it works, good job.

You'll probably want to eventually take it apart and fix the X-Clamps and all that, replace the thermal dye and whatnot, but this should let you be able to play your games without wrapping your XBox in towels and creating a fire hazard.

Also, a little disclaimer: I will not be responsible if you break your XBox doing this. This worked for me, but I have no guarantee that it'll work for you. Do this at your own risk.

Just get a ps3 if you have the money :o

Just get a ps3 if you have the money :o

PS3's don't get RROD. >:D HAHA

PS3's don't get RROD. >:D HAHA

Sabbin you lovey mofo. What's your PSN :o?

Just get a ps3 if you have the money :o
Don't listen to him.