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like 1/10 times i turn my jtag on i get E79 error what is it and how do i fix it
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It mostly happens when your jtag over heats.
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DeagleUK wrote It mostly happens when your jtag over heats.
is that you in your avatar??
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its usually somthing to do with the motherboard being loose there are probly utube vids on how to fix it
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DeagleUK wrote It mostly happens when your jtag over heats.well my jtag was not on for a couple of days and when i turned it on like 10mins ago i got it WTF
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--Jack-- wroteLord I wish!!!DeagleUK wrote It mostly happens when your jtag over heats.
is that you in your avatar??
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Hopefully I can make that same photo with me doing that trick one day in my life.
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You need a reflow on the southbride or do the southbridge xclamp fix
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i can reflow it if you want i do have a reflow station (foor like 15$+return shipping)
This error occurs when your harddrive is defective, it might still work sometimes....
There is also a small chance that it is a cold joint under the Southbridge causing problems with the I/O of the HDD.
It can also be related to wiring the diodes while JTAGGING.
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There is also a small chance that it is a cold joint under the Southbridge causing problems with the I/O of the HDD.
It can also be related to wiring the diodes while JTAGGING.
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i can reflow it if you want i do have a reflow station (foor like 15$+return shipping)
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i find it hard to belive that not one of the comments on this thread is correct, E79 has nothing to do with overheating :facepalm: E79 will either be a bad flash or a problem with the jtag wires or there's a small chance it's the HDD, i would say it's youre jtag wires in this case, all you need to do is do the aud_clamp wiring and that will prevent this from happening
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To piggy back on what -TANK- said,E79 is NOT an overheating problem.
E74 is associated with overheating of the RAM CPU and/or GPU,E79 is either a bad flash or a wiring issue,and tbh I've never heard of someone having a HDD problem before,but it can be associated with it.
I'm 99% sure it's not a bad flash since it only happens 1/10 times,if it was you'd be stuck with it each time.
I'd go with -TANK- on it,he knows what he's talking about when it comes to these things.
E74 is associated with overheating of the RAM CPU and/or GPU,E79 is either a bad flash or a wiring issue,and tbh I've never heard of someone having a HDD problem before,but it can be associated with it.
I'm 99% sure it's not a bad flash since it only happens 1/10 times,if it was you'd be stuck with it each time.
I'd go with -TANK- on it,he knows what he's talking about when it comes to these things.
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iPatobo wrote To piggy back on what -TANK- said,E79 is NOT an overheating problem.
E74 is associated with overheating of the RAM CPU and/or GPU,E79 is either a bad flash or a wiring issue,and tbh I've never heard of someone having a HDD problem before,but it can be associated with it.
I'm 99% sure it's not a bad flash since it only happens 1/10 times,if it was you'd be stuck with it each time.
I'd go with -TANK- on it,he knows what he's talking about when it comes to these things.
yea what he said i got the e 79 error but i got it because one of the wires of my jtag got pulled so check your wiring or it need reballing or reflow
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