My microsoft xbox 360 wired controller won't work. The upper left and lower right corner lights blink one and then about 10 seconds later all the lights blink but don't configure to a designated player number

Your wheel needs to be synced. Press the sync button (it has 3 arrows on it) on the xbox360. Then press and hold the sync button on the wheel (lower right, next to the green light, also has 3 arrows on it), for about 3 seconds, then release. This should get you synced right up. :)

Try blowing out any dust in the power cables. If not then there is a theory that if you remove all disks and then shake the Xbox it fixes itself. I am not sure if the last one works but the first one works for me!

If you are having three red lights flashing around the power button with upper right corner not flashing, it means that your Xbox 360 is having a general hardware failure. This is caused by the internal components of the console experiencing a malfunction. You can contact Microsoft Xbox Support for it to be repaired.

The G.P.U. is come unsolder from the mother board. Send it to MS
Quick before it does something that's not covered by the warranty.
when you get your newer box back have a good repair shop do
an x clamp mod ,and your xbox problems will be a distant memory.

Trust me I been fixing them for years.

Repairtech

That's a manufacturing fault. Take it back to where you bought it or get in touch with Microsoft (who will probably replace it for free)

Contact Microsoft

hello ill give you a tip mabey push it in harder or check the cabel are in tightly

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When you plug it in hold down the X button in the middle of the controller. When it blinks, sync it in the 360, but if it doesn't connect blow the USB connector at the tip of the controller, and hook it up again. If not, get a wireless controller. They are way better.

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That is a 'general hardware failure' Double check all your connections remove the hdd if you have one and try starting the console again.

This indicates there could be an overheating issue, make sure the system is well ventilated, other than that, a return to Microsoft is possibly your only other solution

Sync the controller. Press and hold the sync button on the controller, and go over to the Xbox 360 console, and press and hold the Xbox 360 console sync button. Wait for a few seconds or until the controller lights stop blinking. Then test out the controller.