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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew12" data-source="post: 5965472" data-attributes="member: 572332">Ok so 2 days ago my 360 started flashing the single red light and gave me the e74 error message. I&#039;ve had the system for 4+ months now and never had a problem. So I buy one of these &quot;Amazing fix your rrod and other xbox errors and stuff and junk&quot; kits online, specifically the James Dean kit, complete with videos and a .pdf instructions. I follow the instructions step by step and all goes well. I played it last night for 3-4 hours easily no problems at all. This morning I turn it on and throw in the UFC &#039;09 and I&#039;m playing for a solid hour, then the screen goes fuzzy and it&#039;s the e74 message again. I&#039;m frustrated beyond belief as i ended up spending $30+ on the tools and $34 for the DIY program to still have no xbox. Does anyone have any hands on experience with this that they can share with me?ThanksAndrew</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew12, post: 5965472, member: 572332"] Ok so 2 days ago my 360 started flashing the single red light and gave me the e74 error message. I've had the system for 4+ months now and never had a problem. So I buy one of these "Amazing fix your rrod and other xbox errors and stuff and junk" kits online, specifically the James Dean kit, complete with videos and a .pdf instructions. I follow the instructions step by step and all goes well. I played it last night for 3-4 hours easily no problems at all. This morning I turn it on and throw in the UFC '09 and I'm playing for a solid hour, then the screen goes fuzzy and it's the e74 message again. I'm frustrated beyond belief as i ended up spending $30+ on the tools and $34 for the DIY program to still have no xbox. Does anyone have any hands on experience with this that they can share with me? Thanks Andrew [/QUOTE]

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