or, you can just replace the red LED's with Green ones.


but then your xbox will be forever alone

XxGummibearxX wrote nice post ill be sure to use then when i get RROD which i assume wil be soon since ive had my xbox for 3 years and it hasn't had red ring yet

great to here that! and yea same my xbox is so old

The 'Towel Trick'.

This actually does more damage to the console.

But it's an okay temp fix.

thanks for the vouches guys hard work pays off!

This is actually a terrible way to do the fix, but if you HAVE to, it is good... afterwards, you must send it in OR get a reball so yeah..

TTGBoi wrote This is actually a terrible way to do the fix, but if you HAVE to, it is good... afterwards, you must send it in OR get a reball so yeah..

well im in love with it and its my fav way to do it . but if you would like i will add a diff way

this is not what to do this is just destroying your 360 even more by overheating the gpu and cpu to remelt the solder and get them to lock into place the most ive seen a person make it was 1 year after doing this and then there console died id say you would make it an average of 1-3 months before it dies by doing it though 3months + with luck unless you get some super cooling system put in that sht lol at ms and repair shops they refurbish your console i believe and i know for a fact they dont over heat it which explains the price at my local one its about 60 bucks or so to get your console repaired its not too bad if you think about it atleast your console will prob last 2-5 years after they do it prob and thats just an estimate it could maybe last 10 lol ive done the over heating methods x clamps etc... all garbage tried on multiple consoles and they die eventually over time.

If you want to remove the red rings just color them black. Not hard

This is great, I already knew it because my dad did this when mine broke, But nice.

it sometimes works, but it can seriously damage your xbox beyond repair...