How to Repair Xbox Red Light!

Ask any fan of Xbox. What is an Xbox gamers worst nightmare? They will tell you it's the Red Ring of Death known as RRoD. I am going to give you some of the tricks to help you repair the three red light. The first red light fix for your Xbox is a quick temporary fix. Turn your Xbox on. Grab three or four towels and wrap it up. Leave your system on for around 20 minutes. This causes your Xbox to overheat. Now shut it off and then back on. Again this is a temporary fix. If you truly want to repair your red light Xbox you could send it to Microsoft and wait. Yes, I said wait for around two months to be gaming again. You could also use some simple steps to repair your red light. First thing you need to do is remove the outer casing of the Xbox. You should be down to the metal shell of your Xbox. Take this apart to reveal the DVD drive. Next unplug the DVD drive from your Xbox. Then remove the exhaust fan cover. Unplug and remove the fan. Take off the power button board. Now you need to remove the 2 heat sink's. Next your will see the CPU and GPU chips.

I know what your thinking. This is to much on how to repair the red light. I agree it does sound complicated. Repairing your red light is easier then you think. I know there are some other how to ideas out there. This is the best way to repair your red light. I have found a step by step video that will make this one of the easiest things you have ever done. This step by step video on repairing your red light Xbox is in detail. The video takes you through everything you need to do to make your Xbox run like new again. Just follow the simple instructions on how to repair your red light Xbox. When its all done you will be seeing the green lights. This is sure to make your Xbox run like it did the day you took it out of the box. Lets get that red light back to green together.

if you want find more information how to fix or repair your xbox 360 red light you can visit at http://www.xboxinfoguide.com/xboxrepir.htm and find xbox information at http://www.xboxinfoguide.com

SPACE.com - Every once in a while, something will appear in the night sky that will attract the attention of even those who normally don't bother looking up. It's likely to be that way on Monday evening, Dec. 1.