Setting on XBOX

Discussion in 'Xbox - Hardware boot discussion' started by handyost, Feb 27, 2006.

  1. handyost

    handyost Member

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    I am new to XBOX but good at computers. My daughters XBOX (13th Feb 02) wont work anymore I get this message in about 7 languages "xbox requires service Please call xbox customer service" and there is 07 at the top left side of the screen. I have read a few forums to try to find the problem but i cannot make any sense out of the answers. Can anyone tell me in laymans terms what I have to do to try to repair this problem. Also is there any kind of CMOS type of setup built into an XBOX motherboard. And if there is how do I get into it please.
     
  2. TheReturn

    TheReturn Guest

    Here is the 07 error code. I dont know if you xbox is still in warranty or not. If it is out, then you can try the following.
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    Most of the times, the IDE cable is not properly connected when you see this error. Please reattach the ide cable. Not only to the harddisk drive but also to the dvd drive. ALso try to reconnect the ide cable to the motherboard.

    Press pretty hard so it goes all the way in. Make sure it is seated straight and proper in the drives and the motherboard. If you still have an error 7. Try another ide cable. If there is still no go, try to set the jumpers on the rearside of the harddisk drive. Set it to master or cable select.
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    After this you still have the same problem, this means the HDD died. So send it out for service and replace HDD.


     
  3. theridges

    theridges Guest

    nope this xbox is probably done the hdd burnt out same thing happend to me the only thing to do is buy a modchip and a new hardrive or a new xbox....i know to fix it some guides say check the ide cables but i doubt that is the problem especially if your HD is making loud clicking noises.i wouldnt be suprised if the HD inside is a Seagate i know TheReturn will hate me for saying that lol....
     
  4. handyost

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    Thanks for your reply. I pulled the Xbox apart and checked all the connections which were all snug. I was told to check the 3 big capacitors under the DVDROM to check for leakage but that was ok also. And I was also advised to get the unit modded so that I could use a hard drive from my PC. I havent had it modded yet as I am looking online to see if I could do it myself ( I am an electrician so I should be able to do it if I get a circuit) But If I can find a local xbox man in PENRITH NSW AUSTRALIA I will probably get him to do it. Also the drive is a Western Digital WD80EB-28CGH1.
     
  5. theridges

    theridges Guest

    well you will most likely have to buy a modchip and a new hd here is a website for modchips in australia
    http://www.xecuter.com.au/
     
  6. TheReturn

    TheReturn Guest

    Well let wait until he opens his xbox. It maybe the WD not a Seagate.
     
  7. theridges

    theridges Guest

    it is a WD Return lol....
     
  8. TheReturn

    TheReturn Guest

    So I hope you learn this lesson. Do Not tell ppl that Seagate is suck. LOL.
     
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  9. theridges

    theridges Guest

    lol i will try not to.....
     

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