Xbox 360 Keeps Freezing

Today I want to give you some reassurance that your Xbox problems can be a thing of the past . . . if you have the right information.

If your machine has been suffering from freezing problems or the now infamous 3 red rings of death then all is not lost.

If like me, your machine started to go wrong as soon as the warranty ran out and you are being asked to pay extortionate amounts of cash to get it repaired then there could be a cheaper alternative.

When it happened to my console I wasn’t prepared to pay through the nose to get it fixed, in fact I got quite angry. Why the hell should I have to fork out my hard earned cash to pay for a machine that goes wrong after only a few months of usage.

They should have built the damn thing better in the first place, I mean God knows they aren’t exactly cheap!!!

It’s just a symptom of the poor customer service that seems to be rife in this day and age – but anyway, I’m not going to fill this post with endless rants about poor quality control and customer service etc.

As soon as my xbox 360 died on me I set about searching on the Internet for a solution and I found LOTS of iinformation. Some of it was helpful and some of it was downright stupid.

Oh and by the way, if you come across advice that tells you to wrap your Xbox 360 in a towel then please please ignore it. This strategy claims to be effective if your machine is suffering from poor quality soldering joints (see my post entitled ‘The Reason’ for more iinformation) and basically the thinking is that if you can get your machine to heat up internally by wrapping it up in a towel thus blocking the heat vents then the solder should re-melt and re-seal the poor joints, absolute nonsense.

I was looking for advice that gave a bit more substance and helpful practical solutions and I’m happy to say I finally found it.

The 3 Red Light Fix guide is a downloadable ebook detailing the steps you need to take to repair your Xbox. It takes you through the simple process every step of the way from disassembling your console to actually repairing and testing it. The best thing about the guide for me though has to be the video tutorials that come with it.

What I did was to set my laptop up on my kitchen table and watch the videos whilst taking each step and working on my console. I found it incredibly easy to do and all the tools needed were either already in my toolbox or could be purchased cheaply from the local hardware store.

Another great thing I liked about the guide is it’s simplicity. It’s only a few pages long and that’s because it only needs to be a few pages long. All the information is there in those few pages and illustrations and there is no padding whatsoever.

There is one note of caution I must point out though however and that is if you do decide to go ahead and follow the repair guide, once you open up your console you invalidate any warranty you may have left on it so the choice is yours. On the plus side though there is a 60 day money back guarantee so if  after looking at the guide you decide it may be too ambitious a project for you you can simply claim your guarantee through ClickBank.

ClickBank is a very well known publisher of downloadable nformation products on the internet and their reputation is second to none so you can purchase safe in the knowledge that you are protected by a reputable company which stands by it’s guarantee policy.

Also, I am required by the FTC to inform you that if you purchase this guide through my recommendation I will be compensated – but you wouldn’t hold that against me would you guys

For more information about the 3 Red Light Fix Repair Guide click HERE