19th Sep 06, 3:06pm |
My 360 has always been a fighter. Since day one its been running through the VGA cable to my monitor, which it didnt seem to like.
It would always take 5 or 6 start ups for the signal to get through to my monitor, along the way (every day) it would flash the three red lights as it struggled to get through, crying in pain.
However, for almost a year it coped and ran fine (after the daily trauma of getting it to start up).
Today was a strange one, it worked first time. However Xbox Live was down so we decided we should play some Saints Row. Upon SR booting the speakers put out a horrendous cry of pain and the monitor flickered pixels being torn apart and murdered.
Then the unbelievable happened. The red lights upon next boot. No problem I thought, its just your daily pain. However, this pain was the final act. My 360 now refuses to turn on in a green state, no signal is sent to the monitor, they're bond is forever broken.
After 27 minutes on the phone to support, we have confirmed reports that my 360 has passed away. It is my job to send it in a box to an address I should recieve via email in the next two days.
No email has arrived yet.
20th October 2005 - 19th September 2006
It would always take 5 or 6 start ups for the signal to get through to my monitor, along the way (every day) it would flash the three red lights as it struggled to get through, crying in pain.
However, for almost a year it coped and ran fine (after the daily trauma of getting it to start up).
Today was a strange one, it worked first time. However Xbox Live was down so we decided we should play some Saints Row. Upon SR booting the speakers put out a horrendous cry of pain and the monitor flickered pixels being torn apart and murdered.
Then the unbelievable happened. The red lights upon next boot. No problem I thought, its just your daily pain. However, this pain was the final act. My 360 now refuses to turn on in a green state, no signal is sent to the monitor, they're bond is forever broken.
After 27 minutes on the phone to support, we have confirmed reports that my 360 has passed away. It is my job to send it in a box to an address I should recieve via email in the next two days.
No email has arrived yet.
20th October 2005 - 19th September 2006
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Well I had two options according to game;
1) Return it to Game, but I have to send the hard drive, they'd send out a fresh 360.
2) Return just to the core unit to Microsoft, they check it over, then send out a new one (maybe they refurbish them?)
1) Return it to Game, but I have to send the hard drive, they'd send out a fresh 360.
2) Return just to the core unit to Microsoft, they check it over, then send out a new one (maybe they refurbish them?)
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I did think of that, but that involves buying a useless memory unit I don't want.
Im not really fussed about it being away, I don't play it daily really, more like once a week when I feel like it, depending on how busy I am.
Im not really fussed about it being away, I don't play it daily really, more like once a week when I feel like it, depending on how busy I am.
A dyson and breast implants? ooo
Dear Customer,
We have received your Xbox at our service center. It is our priority to process your Xbox in a timely manner and to get it back to you as good as new. We will contact you as soon as we are finished so you can get ready to get back into the game!
Thanks,
Xbox Customer Care
Note: This is not a monitored e-mail address.
We have received your Xbox at our service center. It is our priority to process your Xbox in a timely manner and to get it back to you as good as new. We will contact you as soon as we are finished so you can get ready to get back into the game!
Thanks,
Xbox Customer Care
Note: This is not a monitored e-mail address.
A dyson and breast implants? ooo