Have you had your Xbox 360 lock up with the three red rings of death?
I did Dsl Filter Rj45 last night. Too say I was a bit upset is being polite. I was in the middle of rocking out on the drums playing Rock Band online with a buddy and it happened. My Xbox 360 completely froze up and the three red rings of doom were staring me in the face. I could not believe what just happened. I couldn't even tell my online buddy what happened as everything just froze. I sat there with the drumsticks in my hand and my mouth open in disbelief.
I unplugged everything from my 360 and let it sit for awhile, hoping that after it cooled down it would work again. I was wrong. It still had the three red rings of death.
I knew that I had two options and one of the options was something I was not looking forward to. My first option was to contact Microsoft and wait for a shipping box to be sent to me so I could put my beloved console in it. Then I would have to take the shipping box down to a place where I could ship the entire thing out for repairs. After that I would have to wait, then wait some more, and then soul broadband wait so more for my Xbox 360 to be shipped back to me so that I could finally play my games again. What is the word I am looking for to describe this option? Lame.
My second option was to fix the unit myself. I began doing some research and found that it is in fact possible to fix the console yourself. There were some great guides out there that saved me the time and hassle of shipping the entire console back for repairs. If your Xbox 360 has the three red rings of death, you need to know that you don't have to ship it back to get it fixed.
If you don't want to ship your Xbox 360 back, try fixing it yourself with this handy guide:
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