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It is actually. But I guess stupid things like that happen. The funniest part was how many kids freaked out and went off because their PS3 wouldn't go online for one day. It was great watching kids demand compensation for not being able to use their FREE online.

"We are aware that the internal clock functionality in the PS3 units other than the slim model, recognized the year 2010 as a leap year. Having the internal clock date change from February 29 to March 1 (both GMT), we have verified that the symptoms are now resolved and that users are able to use their PS3 normally." PS3: It Only Does Self Resurrection! PS3: It's so advanced, it fixes itself. Because it does EVERYTHING. Got A Problem? Give it a few hours and it'll fix itself! When's the last time your RROD 360 did that? lol Oh... P.S. guys, expect this all to happen on '29th February' 2014, 2018, 2022, and if you managed to make it last that long 2026. But a single lost day of gaming every 4 years surely isn't an issue? At least you won't be waiting on the hardware to be repaired/replaced every 3-4 months...lol. Whatever ******* happened to when you had a console and it just worked? Now we have updates ******* up stuff, a weird y2k type bug, and patches so games will run properly. I miss the NES, yeah she didn't have vector shaded graphics with a 13 polygon per square inch ratio with day and night real world time weather effects and an internet connection but god dammit, she just ******* worked. At worst I had to blow on it a little...lol

I hope not. I was just trying to provide info so that maybe he could get a good permanent fix instead of a Band-Aid.

This what happens when you take bad info off of a bad site. What really happened was that PSN was down for a bit yesterday. That's it. SO there is this bad article stating that PS3s were all "broken" at the same time... yeeeahhh. We all know XBL has never went down for maintenance. That was it. Nothing broke, nothing stopped working. There were a few hours where PSN was down. But yeah, Microsoft fanboys try whatever they can to try to explain away and rationalize that 62%~73% console failure rate, including trying to sensationalize bad info to try to make anything look as bad as the 360..lol. Good Luck!

Yeah.... Men's Ice Skating came on one day and I was doing something and not paying attention, but just being in the room with it on for 20 minutes made me feel like I needed to go to my local gay bar.

Well, I'm gonna tell you... the Xclamp fix doesn't work...no matter what you do with it, it's never a permanent solution. Ever. And each time it reoccurs and you do it over you are just screwing that board over worse and worse. No error in that whole 360 is cause by the X clamps. replacing them is always a cheap temp fix. It helps when there is a short or a bad solder connection, but never fixes the problem, only covers it up for a little while. The factory clamps do a much better job than the screws and washers. You haven't "fixed" any of them if you simply did screws and a washers... You just duct taped it for a bit. Just being honest, I do tons of consoles, and sit around and laugh with some repair buddies every time I get one that the previous owner did that to. The general comment is "jesus Christ, I got another one of these screw and washer deals... geeez are they never gonna learn" I don't mean any offense, just telling the truth. And yes, you can do the screws and washers the proper way and have them work as well as the OG X clamps. Through the cage... Screws>cage>metal washer>nylon washer> Board> nylon washer> metal washer> heatsink. This of course is only after you've actually repaired the 360. Depending on the error code... Did you do a low temp oven bake for 6-8 hours to dry the board and unstress it? Did you run flux under all chips to clean and renew the solder? Did you reflow the chips that were causing the errors? ONLY THEN are you ready to put anything back together. If the board sitting on it's own, with power, AV, and an RF board (with a lil Arctic Silver on the chips to prevent immediate overheating) doesn't boot up to the dash just sitting there, you haven't fixed anything. What you are doing is called putting a Band Aid on it. BTW, also, if you do use the screws and washers.. Common mistake that ruins lots of 360s... You only ever need to tighten the screws with your fingers. Finger tight is as far as you should ever go, and is as much as is ever needed. Just fix it the right way the first time, and it won't happen again. I've done this for a few years now man, just know that if you fix them right, they last a lonnnng time. (Again, I'm not bashing you. Just trying to give some accurate info) AND NO!!!! DO NOT EVER DO THE PENNY TRICK OR TOWEL TRICK!!!!

LOL, that's because you live in the snow

Nah, E74 is vertical, either blotchy or blocky. most likely he's getting interference from a nearby power cord. Try plugging it in a different outlet, and keeping cords clear just to test. horizontal lines are dirty power or interference almost always.

No, no, no... I meant actual sports.. like baseball, basketball, football, soccer, boxing, etc...

I suggest, being me, that you first get the secondary error and then post it here and I can give you a better answer on how to fix it the right way... Hopefully you have kept the X Clamps so you can fix it properly and get rid of the screws and washers.

I'm getting a 360 too! Actually, I'm getting 12 this week! Yay for me! @Quinn, check your cables, and check everything for interference.

LOL, the first time Canada has ever been 1st at anything... Any other sports you Canadians excel at?

Shouldn't cost you $70...lol I believe the cut-able LED boards are around $10. and you can buy lots of LEDs on Ebay pretty cheap. Since it is pretty much just plugging them in, so it is safer all around than soldering to the board(s).

I don't understand why you would do anything like this ridiculous video. If you want to do the ROL, you just solder new LEDs where the the old ones were. If you want to run LEDs around and in the 360 you just buy an LED stick from places like extreme-mods and put what color LEDs you want in the sticks and cut and form them where you want. They plug into the fan plug and require no soldering to the 360. I don't understand. Some advice.. 99% of anything you see on youtube having anything to do with modding/repairing your 360 is garbage, and should never be done, ever by anyone with common sense.

Um, did you mean to leave all of you info in the file? I can take this and put your profile on my 360 and use your account (and subsequently any CC or MSP you have on there too). You also didn't change anything on the save itself, so all your info is on it. If you would like I can anon the values and give it back to you so you can re-up. Please be careful when doing things like this, unless this is purely a dummy account with no value. There are people in the world who wouldn't be quite so honest about it and you may get some unpleasant surprises if one gets a hold of this. Also, since you listed this on se7ensux also, you may wish to ****** it back down. That place is filled with 90% scammers and thieves. Watch your stuff man...

Umm, no I haven't ever taken a 360 apart before. How do you do it? I'm so lost. Like This? (this was just me bored one afternoon) With a blue ROL with a white power icon/light, Blue fans, UV coating so it glows under a blacklight, etc? I could never do that. Hell, i'm not sure I could even get the case off. I will take it that you aren't aware that 360s cost around $5~$20 and paint, clear coat, and supplies cost around $20... so I can make a better looking one that will last longer than your year warranty for $25. Damn I'm stupid.

Wayyyy too much money for that. Do you know how easy it is to paint yours and make it look even better than this?

Adaptation. It's that simple honestly. Halo is done (sorry, but it's true.. Bungie has started pushing Halo like it is Activision) The coolness effect is gone. You have to adapt to what the "kids" are into these days to stay afloat. It's a constantly changing scene. You change with the times or you get left behind. It's sad but true. You need to be the latest and greatest or you just... won't be. And you need to get/do/accomplish something before everyone else. The Bioshock 2 mods are already out. You guys working on Mass Effect 2? No? Anybody got ahold of Final Fantasy 13 to mod it? No? Still on Halo? Bad. You gotta get that something. Just something to put you ahead to survive. If not, sadly... you're doomed. I'm not saying focusing on certain things is bad, but when you become over focused, you lose appeal, and people will wander to where they can find everything you have and more at one place. Attention spans are dwindling. If you can't provide everything everyone is looking for, they WILL go elsewhere. *PS* I'm not saying Reach won't sell tons of copies. It will. But I think it's becoming more like Madden/NBA Live/FIFA. They come out every year and still millions of people pay to play the same game they have been playing for years. You aren't gonna buy Reach to see if it's a new game. You're going to buy it to see what has improved. (this comment was not factual. It was an opinion. Go ahead and put your torches out)

My name is Az and I approve of Quinn's approval of that post. In all seriousness.... Like Peaches said. The whole thing is a fad. No reason to hold info unless you just wanna wait til it's useless. In 5 years noone will even know that any of us ever existed. They'll be a whole new set hacking their Xbox 720s and PS4... so.. just go with the flow.

There a lots of means to an end, but generally these things take care of themselves. In the time period I myself have been around, I have seen the rise and fall of 360gs(closed communities don't work anymore), XSS (that is the result of DOS wars, and holding information),and numerous other small sites... tons of small sites. The things you have to remember is that most sites are just straight leaches of others. In the beginning they were all taking 360gs work and spreading it, then XSS, and now I can go almost anywhere and see my hard work with credit taken (Ex.. maxconsoles, xploder,se7ensins, 360iso) but it doesn't matter because I know where all that came from. I know who made lots of those saves everyone loves. So, just keep doing what you do. Don't worry about the scammers and the pretenders because over the years I've watched countless "copy" sites fall. And it will happen eventually to all the rest. Don't sink to their level and you will rise above.

The only issue with that is that if you don't want people to know or you don't want to share, you should never tell anyone about it.

Sadly places like that will not die easily. I see it more and more. Everyone who joins a site now believes they are "entitled" to everything with no contribution. It is annoying and irritating beyond belief.

And again... Slip took credit for all my hard work.. bastard.

Umm, yes... but alternative trains of thought that might actually work Quinn...lol

Yeah, Xenon, and no, most of the time I buy them in bulk from around $5 each. I don't really care about the actual console as the parts I can strip more than cover the cost... I'm just one of those people who wants to figure it out. I have never seen that happen before. It shows up with E71... so I hold down the sync button turn it on. IT boots for a very long time and switches to 0022.Usually you can change slide it into a different error after you've opened it, or jarred something loose or tightened too hard, those are easy (example... you can easily get 0020 while doing an Xclamp fix. If you start with 0102 or something simple and you even slightly tighten the CPU heat sink too much, it'll make contact with a resistor to the right of the CPU and you'll see a nice 0020, loosen it and it'll go away.. fixes 75% of 0020 after a clamp replacement) Regardless... this one is out there.. and bothering me because it makes 0 sense How do you cause a hardware error by holding a button to clear a software issue? That is the question.