I'm not too sure if this actually works.

Heard it does from numerous people.

My friend did it and it worked for him.

Just don't be stupid and hit it too much

But i would have though not all xbox's will be fixed by doing this and it is most lightly only temporary sooooo.

Yes but this could potentially damage other components in the xbox i would do it but as a last resort

TTGWagers wrote Yes but this could potentially damage other components in the xbox i would do it but as a last resort

That's why you don't hit it to hard or too many times.

I had the same problem,But it was my brothers xbox one and i flipped it over and hit it couple times with my palm of my hand and i try and see if it works and it did.

Woof wrote

TTGWagers wrote Yes but this could potentially damage other components in the xbox i would do it but as a last resort

That's why you don't hit it to hard or too many times.

I myself would think that to do something to a component inside a machine u would have to put quite a bit of force down on it just saying but u are right

CED wrote You can fix the issue with a few hits on the right place.

Video Proof:

I take no credits for this but I hope it works for some people.

lol so wait they send you a replacement before you send the old one back? so you can just keep the replacement and the old one? theoretically. ot though at lease this works instead of waiting for a new one i would do this then keep it.

TTGWagers wrote

Woof wrote

TTGWagers wrote Yes but this could potentially damage other components in the xbox i would do it but as a last resort

That's why you don't hit it to hard or too many times.

I myself would think that to do something to a component inside a machine u would have to put quite a bit of force down on it just saying but u are right

If you tried to do this to the 360 it would just make a perfect circle on the game.