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Generally this problem is in your signal board. You may also know it as the scaler board, as you mentioned. I have not repaired this particular model. But I would first suspect the the signal board (scaler). If you are not sure what this is, it is the board with all the RCA Jacks and RF connections. The problem in this area are bad or failing capacitors. Thanks for asking and show all hands of support!
this means that your scaler chip on your 360 is damaged, or you over heated it. try doing the towel trick, which is wrapping a towel around your xbox and over heating it, thus melting the scaler chip down to your motherboard, or turn it in for repair if you don't want to do that. i recommend personal repair.
Did you delete it from yahoo profile in program file? But that is not suppose to happen. Well click on displey image option on yahoo messy...click on browse and when the window for image will be appearing with list of image delete all the image (Delete Picture) showing there ....now click on browse and go to that folder where you kept the image you want to add as your displey image....and proceed...I think it will work fine....If that is also not works....check that you shared your displey image....Good Luck
I bought a Scaler board from someone on eBay but it did not fix the unit however I'm not sure the replacement was not a dud. I planned to send the board to PTS Corp but haven't yet. I have sent other boards to PTS wit good success. http://www.ptscorp.com/tech_support.html
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