Skylander7
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Well, I just got the three rings. I've been getting lockups while playing Bioshock, but this is probably the first time in a long while that I've played my 360 for any length of time. Well, I turn it off and turned it back on. When it powered back up, I got the three rings. I called and got a rep who was foreign and difficult to understand. I tell him the story, and he asks if I'm plugged into a surge protector. I tell him that I'm on a Monster surge protector, and he says that we're going to "troubleshoot."
This "troubleshooting" process involves unplugging the 360, plugging it into a wall outlet, and powering it back on. The 360 boots up and goes to the dashboard. He basically says "problem solved" and that I need to plug my 360 up to a wall outlet from now on, as it was a power spike.
I explain to this asshat that a surge protector prevents power spikes, that the Monster power bars regulate any voltage spikes or drops, and that I've always had freezing issues with the 360 regardless of where it's plugged up (playing through Oblivion was a nightmare).
So, he says to put in a game to see if it works. It starts acting choppy, and locks up less than a minute after loading. He finally gives in and says that it should be sent in for repairs. The weird thing? He says that it'll take 5 weeks!! What the hell.
My console date of manufacture was in 12/05, and I'm the original owner. The guy also tells me that I should just send the console, not the HD or cables. Hopefully the coffin will arive quickly... first Auburn loses to
ing South Florida, and now this.
This "troubleshooting" process involves unplugging the 360, plugging it into a wall outlet, and powering it back on. The 360 boots up and goes to the dashboard. He basically says "problem solved" and that I need to plug my 360 up to a wall outlet from now on, as it was a power spike.
I explain to this asshat that a surge protector prevents power spikes, that the Monster power bars regulate any voltage spikes or drops, and that I've always had freezing issues with the 360 regardless of where it's plugged up (playing through Oblivion was a nightmare).
So, he says to put in a game to see if it works. It starts acting choppy, and locks up less than a minute after loading. He finally gives in and says that it should be sent in for repairs. The weird thing? He says that it'll take 5 weeks!! What the hell.
My console date of manufacture was in 12/05, and I'm the original owner. The guy also tells me that I should just send the console, not the HD or cables. Hopefully the coffin will arive quickly... first Auburn loses to
