One of the worse things about having to get broken things fixed is the amount of time required before it is returned to you in good condition. Some shops don’t just get to your stuff immediately and won’t have it fixed until some time. This is what I also learned when I contacted Microsoft about my problem, the Red Ring of Death, with my Xbox 360.
It’s not enough that I was already frustrated with having my Xbox 360 broken, but I was flabbergasted when I learned that I had to send them my Xbox 360 for repairs, wait for at least 2 weeks, and there is no guarantee to that time frame, and the cost of repairs was pretty steep too!
It’s not that I eat, sleep, drink Xbox 360, but it’s a matter of principle. I’m already paying more than a hundred dollars, plus shipping and handling, so the least that I expect is for it to be done immediately. And why don’t they just provide a repair guide in their website for this, not all of us Xbox users is incompetent with repairs.
I was not ready to go with that option. That’s why I continually searched for the internet for other alternative solution. I learned that a lot of people experience this problem and I heard their gripes and whines.
A friend of mine learned about my dilemma and showed me the fastest way to get my Xbox 360 fixed, an option I knew already, and that’s to fix my Xbox myself. What I didn’t know was where to find the proper and dependable repair guide to help me.
That’s when he pointed out 3 Red Light Fix to me. From there, I was able to find a repair guide that is totally awesome and was able to download it immediately. Just an hour after I downloaded the guide, I had my Xbox running again. Now that is a quick fix.
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