I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the disc drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !
I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the disc drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !
I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the dicc drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !
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I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the disc drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !
I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the dick drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !
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I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the dicc drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !
I repair certain Old Retro Game Players and decided to try my hand at repairing the XBOX ONE 1540. I bought two broken players at a very low price. One was in great looking shape and still factory sealed. I first started working on this player. I tried to boot it up but no video showed up on the screen. I read somewhere that the hard drive can cause this. I took the hard drive out of the second player I bought and installed it. Well now I had video. Error 106 and then of course Error 101 after attempting to reset it or use OSU1 with a USB drive. I thought it might need a new hard drive so I bought a 500 gb new for $20. I looked and found all the files to create an XBOX Drive. Same crap Error 106 and 101. So I went the extra mile and bought a used working mother board with the dick drive married circuit board. I took it completely apart and put it back together. It now works perfectly. Does anyone know what is bad on the motherboard I took out ? This will solve the problem for many people having this problem. I hope someone knows !