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Post by XëÑØ on Jul 14, 2007 21:08:47 GMT 6
uuuuummmmmmmm....uuuuuhhhhhhhhh........u cud try switchin it off,maybe,havnt tried widda a wireless 1 though  |
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Post by markettantrik on Jul 14, 2007 21:17:33 GMT 6
wen ur 360 freezes,jus remove ur controller,if the light assigned to da controller goes out den no prob,but it it stays there den u shud get ur console replaced what about ppl with wireless controllers You can try the "Simon Says ... " trick |
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Post by rishabh26 on Jul 24, 2007 5:15:51 GMT 6
According to FOX News (10pm TV News Report), an estimated 2.5 million Xbox 360s have been reported defective. This could be the reason behind the 1.1 Billion $ fix and warranty extension. peace actually i read at a forum that fox come to the figure 2.5 million by a simple calculation. 1 bill divide by 400(price of a pro console)=2.5 mill I believe they went overboard with that $400 repair cost. Thats the price of the console - not the "cost" MS has to bear to repair the RROD. Maybe the figure of $1.16 bln cannot tell how many consoles MS thinks are defective. MS has done a simpler thing - 11.6 mln consoles sold till now x $100 (i heard it charges $140 to repair the RROD for out of warranty consoles) as "cost" of repair "to Microsoft" = 1.16 bln |
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