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Children, if any of you spam this thread any more I will remove all of your posts from this thread, valid or invalid.
Whether he is going to leave or not after we help him is irrelevant. You may choose not to help him because of this, but this is not the place to voice your opinion on such things.
Just ran across this thread... I've been having similar issues, minus the red power light.
Did you get a new power cable through the replacement program? If you did and it was a huge GFCI power cable, your power supply may be slightly busted. Microsoft so far has done a good job of covering this up.
The early Foxfire power supplies had a poor solder connection between the power plug prongs (you know, the little things inside the socket) and the motherboard, causing shortages and fires. I'm in the process of fixing mine over this weekend, I'll let you know how it turns out.
I've waited for this moment, all my life and more
And now I see so clearly what I could not see before
The time is now or never and this chance won't come again
Throw caution and myself into the wind
~Thrice - The Melting Point of Wax
I didnt get the new cord but I tried it with my friends cords so its cant be that.
If the cord damaged the power supply, using a different controller won't help. It means the power supply is permantly damaged if I understand it correctly.
Well we don't have a plan for that but we're planning on making one.
I can actually hear the solder that broke off rattling around in my XBox when I shake it. Also, disconnect the XBox and try to wiggle the power socket. If it's really loose, the solder's broken. But really, if your XBox is made before 04-08-2002 (the date mine was made) odds are it has a poorly contructed Foxlink 1.0 or 1.1 power supply.
I've waited for this moment, all my life and more
And now I see so clearly what I could not see before
The time is now or never and this chance won't come again
Throw caution and myself into the wind
~Thrice - The Melting Point of Wax
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