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I solved the problem !!!! Look 1:08 m And look now (picture xbox 2) What have I done ? I used an external power supply (smartphone charger) and the picture is clear :)

I replaced the capacitor on the board, but no improvement. Do you have other ideas?

Hello, I made 2 adapters on the cable, the board is the same as here . And I tested them on 2 xbox all version 1.4 The first gives a clear picture on the TV screen The second is like waving colors on a TV screen. Does anyone know why the second xbox gives a worse picture?

No, It is cheaper to buy a used 220V power supply. Thank you very much for help

Hello, I have this power supply in the American version 110V. Can someone help me and write how to convert this power supply to 230V (exact instructions)?

I will not take pictures, but the board is in perfect condition (clock cap is ok), paths also not cracked, capacitors are all working. The problem is unusual and beyond my abilities. One of my friends ordered a modification of the x 1.4 from me I made a TSOP, added a larger 250GB disk and an additional 64MB of RAM, everything worked great for me. Unfortunately, when it happened, he turned on the console, he played a few hours and the console stopped showing signs of life, no reaction to the switch, sometimes it will click and blink green twice, only alternately green and red (but it is mainly dead to listen to a snap as if it wanted to start) . He sent it to me and what's interesting, the console fired from the shoe, no delays, no errors, the disk is loaded elegantly - then I was a bit stupid. I disassembled the console, checked the power supply, soldered the suspicious February in the power supply, on the atx connector in the xbox, in the a / v connector. I also sold additional frames, gave an 80-wire cable, an ata-sata adapter, a 500GB sata disk (stuffed games), overall xbox works for 6 hours with copying and nothing crashed (after that, I played it for a few more hours) and NO problems. I sent it to a friend, and here departure, the console fired once and hung on the ind-bios screen and so much further it does not get up, and when it gets up, as above, it is green 2 times and flashes red - green color (even without the AV cable connected - and it should then flash orange). I thought it was the fault of the Hdmi cable, as well as my component component - but these work without any problems on x 1.6. That's why some kind of massacre works out of my shoe, doesn't it, did anyone have such a twisted case?

Unfortunately, I can't take photos. The capacitors are all in very nice condition, no leaks, but I will measure them. If it's not capacitors, what could it be?

Hi, I have a problem with starting XBOX. When I press power, nothing happens, only a hissing sound and a "knock" emanating from the console, as if from the power supply, (something like the console board wanted to turn on but could not). No picture and no errors led on the console. Please advise what can cause this, I will add that the 1.4 board is in very good condition, there are no loose capacitors, the paths are intact and in very good condition. The power supply is checked and working. I changed the console TSOP, ver ind-bios 5003 and it worked for 2 weeks without any problems. Please help.

Problem solved, look.

Or maybe it's the fault of the SATA adapter, what adapter you want and you are 100% sure

I will be rehearsing with other disks. But the problem is only with 500GB sata drives. The 320 GB drive works great.

How do you want to set the original Samsung DVD-ROM to the SLAVE position (when this valve is not present)

No my friend , sata2ide must set to SLAVE , because when I give to MASTER, xbox does not load XBMC.

I use such a cable I connected : Blue - HDD Middle black- DVD Black- motherboard xbox Is the ata 133 cable compatible with the original ATA in xbox ?

I still have a question I have the original Samung DVD-ROM and it is 100% working. When I connect it to IDE ATA 100 tape and ATA-SATA adapter and 500GB SATA HDD. When I put the disc into the drive, it only shows "BUSY" and "invalid path" ' Why is the drive not working well?