When i boot my xbox up the tv will stay blank but i will hear the sounds that it usaully makes when it logs into my account.
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Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 23, 2008
When i boot my xbox up the tv will stay blank but i will hear the sounds that it usaully makes when it logs into my account.
Comment by ElChico69, posted on Jul 22, 2008
ma xbox 360wont show any images but i can hear it!!!
how can i fiz dat!?
Comment by pbbannana, posted on Jul 19, 2008
i cant see my xbox 360 picture even though i can still hear all the sound it produced
Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 16, 2008
i go to my screen and turn on the xbox i only see the screen but my hear sounds i normally do when i log in
Comment by grimacemr2, posted on Jul 13, 2008
When I start my XBox there is no picture but sound is there.
Comment by notsotechi, posted on Oct 15, 2007
before i forgot... if you are using an HDTV for the first time, try to call the manufacturer to set the settings of your TV and dont forgot to read the manual. =)
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i had this problem and commented on this website recently,
my 360 was out of warranty but i still sent it back (not wanting to do the "towel trick") and the fixed it for me FOC
i suggest you try the same
good luck - i know that microsoft can be jerks and this may not be the same for everyone
if its any help they replaced the motherboard and DVD Drive
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Comment by UnknownXENO, posted on Nov 16, 2007
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This process is not for the faint of heart as it involves COMPLETELY disassembling your Xbox. Xbox-scene has many good tutorials that detail this process. Llamma also has a good tutorial at this link:
http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/repair/ring_of_light_x-clamp_fix.htm
If you are brave enough to go this far you may also want to make some cooling modifications to help the airflow increase over the GPU heatsink. RJBTech has a good article on this at this link:
http://rbjtech.bulldoghome.com/pages/rbjtech_bulldoghome_com/Xbox360.htm
He is one of the innovators in the Xbox 360 repair scene and has some good tutorials as well.
There of course are other things that can cause the no video problem but more often than not the GPU overheating and breaking its solder balls is the cause. Yes, the new units are SLIGHTLY more reliable with the added GPU heat sink but if you nose around the xbox-scene forums you will find that they are failing in the same manner as the earlier xbox 360 units, just not as high a percentage of them.
The new GPU heat sink just moves heat from the area of the GPU and passes it right through the CPU heat sink so the problem of too much heat in that small box has not been fixed. Only a die shrink in the GPU and CPUs will alleviate that problem (or increase the fan speed to increase the exhaust, but that also increases noise greatly).
Good luck,
Hoyt
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Call MS said it was out of warranty, as is my older unit that has a busted DVD rom, yes I have two of them. I have already had to replace one. So I am taking my working DVD rom out of my busted unit , and putting into my working unit. Hopefully this will solve my issue. My suggestion is to try and make sure all is connected, clean pins etc. But don't mess with it too much things like the towel trick are temporary fixes. If you are in warranty send it in, it's free. If you are out of warranty and you are capable of servicing electronics it's just a few beads of solder, near the back where the AV comes into the MB.
And for all those replacing DVD roms it's a Serial ATA DVD rom, can be replaced with any model.
Hope this helps.
Of and if you get the red lights, that means the Video or GPU is shot. No video no games I am afraid.
Good luck!
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6. Return it...... the only thing that they will mostly look at is the bar code in the back and the rest of the merchandice in the box
I know this seems like alot of work but it isnt and it saves you money in the end with a brand new updated 360 Enjoy :)
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Comment by racerz510, posted on Feb 24, 2008
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i have an older hdtv, no 1080p; now i think mass effect[no autosave] that i had just happens to output 1080p sometime during gameplay from component because if i eject it, the screen goes back to normal. at first i had it on autosave, which probably saved the settings that 1080p setting. therefore i just exchanged it for something else and so far my 360 is working like before.
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Opened the box....... played for 1 hr and then the picture went completely, i can still hear the sound. I tried it on other TV's with different cables. Phoned Xbox, its a problem with the hardware, got to send it in for repair..... AGAIN!
It seems that alot of people seem to be experiencing the same problem, thanks Mr Gates for charging me a fortune for faulty goods (which are not suitable for the consumer market) and making my life a hassle! Forget the S**tbox it's not worth a penny
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trichloroethylene. aka "trike"..we use it all the time in our aircraft avianoics
its aviation tech's 409.. if that dont work... solution11 will do.
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