what do a do. Looked on internet and loads have sent there's to microsoft for tit repairing, anybody else had it?
They will repair it for you It will be under warranty too - they extended it to three years for this very problem
Had the Red Ring of Death. Sent console off to Microsoft - was a bit apprehensive cos it had been chipped. They changed something (free) within it to make it work - it still does - but it's no longer chipped, and can't be for a while till the "chipper" works out how to do it, given the new parts it's got. Didn't take long either for Microsoft to do their stuff.
Do you mean flashed? cos i have had my hardrive flashed, and was thinking if i sent it possibly not send the hardrive??? S) </p> Have you got address you sent it too and what you did cheers.</p>
RE: Whats up with your tit? This is what you posted: "sent there's to microsoft for tit repairing" But anyway yes I have been on the (pint) a bit tonight
RE: Whats up with your tit? True i did never realised suprised nobody else picked up on it before, LD red being 1.
You know me by now I only post ****** on here Only ever argued with one guy and he got banned just after
I've Barsteward had it. sorry for my language but 2 weeks after Christmas it broke. Nice one - £200 + gone down the swanny. I think you can ring up and they send you some stickers which you put on a box with ur xbox in it and send it off with the stickers on the box. I haven't got round to it yet.
It ain't the hard drive that gets chipped - It's the DVD Rom drive that has it's firmware flashed. Not something you can easily swap out. Also, with the warranty seals missing or damaged, microsoft are more than likely just return it un-repaired. If you do report it faulty to MS, they send you an email with labels to print out and your arrange collection for return with the courier (UPS). Your best way to return it, is to the supplier (Amazon, Game, etc.) - Here they may swap it out for a brand new one over the counter - It doesn't matter if it's over 12 months old, you can argue the Sale of Goods act (fit for purpose). Things like that this should last a min of 2-3 years. Don't let them fob you off with their suggestion of sending to Microsoft, that is only for manufactures warranty with is different to Sale of Goods Act. BTW - Slap wrists for getting your Xbox360 flashed (NOOO)