This is an xbox error associated with the NXE. If you are using HDMI then this is true. I would call microsoft at 1-800-4-MYXBOX to get the xbox serviced. I hope this helps!
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1) make sure the video cable is firmly inserted into the back of your xbox 360. Sometimes a loose connection will produce this result.
2) Check the end to your television set and make sure it is in correctly. Is this HDMI ??
3) Cycle the inputs on your tv until it gets back to your xbox 360 and see if the picture appears.
4) If you have this hooked up via HDMI, connect it through another method and go into the video settings in your xbox 360 dashboard and set them to auto detect.
ur xbox 360 is in high def turn ur xox 360 with ur controller and hold r trigger and y button together till it turns on. if it dont work than u got the rings of death try this there are fans in the back of ur xbox 360 put a straw on each to stop the fans from spinning wait till it has two red lights than disconected from the back and wait 20 minutes and try it see if it work. if it work this is just a temperary fix.
Log in to your XBox live account and sign up to return your box for service. Even if it is out of warranty Microsoft has been fixing them for free including covering shipping. Our box just went through, took 11 days total.
check the hdtv/tv switch on the xbox side of your AV cable if no try the towel trick toss a towel over it for an hour while it is on then turn in off let cool for 20 min then try again
This Just happened to me. There seems to be a lot of solder issues with the 360. I bit the bullet and tried the towel trick, where you over heat the 360 for about 20 min. I Let it cool for 20 more min, and it now works fine, I have a inner cooler now to keep from overheating again.
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