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The Xbox 360 (sometimes referred to as Pro or Premium and packaged as simply Xbox 360 with the subheading 'Go Pro') included all the features of the Xbox 360 Core and included a hybrid composite/component cable with optional optical out instead of the composite AV cable included with the Core. This model also included a detachable hard disk drive (initially 20 GB, while later models had. The following tutorial shows all method of master reset MICROSOFT Xbox 360 E. Check out how to accomplish Hard Reset by hardware keys and settings. As a result your MICROSOFT Xbox 360 E will be as new and your core will run faster. The Xbox 360's serial number is should be displayed on the screen. Write it down for the later usage. On this page here you can enter the serial number for your console and it will tell you the exact SKU that you purchased. From the looks of it you may have the 20 GB Xbox 360 Pro model. From the looks of it you may have the 20 GB Xbox 360 Pro model. Microsoft Xbox 360 S (250GB) Holiday Bundle (Forza 3 & Alan Wake) r9g00001 Microsoft Xbox 360 S (250GB) Halo: Reach Limited Edition w3g00046 $189.99 Microsoft Xbox 360 S.

1. Each Xbox 360 console has a unique, 12-digit serial number. Each Xbox 360 also has a console ID number that is available through the Dashboard, and that uniquely identifies the console on Xbox LIVE. The serial number of an Xbox 360 console is displayed in three locations. The console ID is located only in the Dashboard.
2. Okay, so I looked where my serial number was located on my Xbox 360 console and I noticed its manufactured date was also located near there. My 'MFR Date' read: 20081004. Would this mean that it was manufactured on the 4th of October, 2008 or 10th of April, 2008? Also, I bought my 360 console a few days before Christmas (20th of December, 2008). Should I return my 360 console back to the.

The following tutorial shows all method of master reset MICROSOFT Xbox 360 E. Check out how to accomplish Hard Reset by hardware keys and settings. As a result your MICROSOFT Xbox 360 E will be as new and your core will run faster.

1. At the very beginning remove game disc from your Xbox 360.
2. After that from the Home Screen move the cursor to the right in order to choose the System Settings.
3. In order to select Console Settings press the A button .
4. In the next step navigate to the System Info.
5. The Xbox 360's serial number is should be displayed on the screen. Write it down for the later usage.
6. Afterawrds hit the B key to go to previus settings.
7. From the following list of options select Memory.
8. In order to open the Device Options press the Y button.
9. Then navigate to Format and accpet this option by pressing the A button.
10. Confirm the process by choosing Yes to delete all data.
11. To begin the factory reset process enter the serial number of you Xbox 360 S.
12. Well done! The factory rest operation has just been accomplishe.

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1. Revision Notes

Here are the key points covered in this chapter:

• Revision notes
• Methods of identification
• Special/limited edition exceptions

This chapter will help you to perform the all-important step of identifying which version of the Xbox you own. This step is critical in determining what type of mod chip you will need for your Xbox and what you must to do install a mod chip (covered in the next two chapters).

Revision Notes

Before I explain how to identify your Xbox, let's discuss each of the seven revisions that have been produced at the time of this writing.

1.0

The first Xbox, 1.0, was produced in Hungary and Mexico in early to mid-2001. This version was unique in that it featured an active cooling unit (heatsink plus fan) on the GPU. The DVD-ROM was made by Thomson (see Figure 3.1), and the hard drive by Seagate (see Figure 3.2). This first version used the Conexant video chip, which was carried through revision 1.3.

Figure 3.1 Thomson DVD-ROM unit.

Figure 3.2 First Seagate hard drive used in the Xbox.

1.1

The first revision to the Xbox, 1.1, did away with the GPU fan, leaving only a heatsink. This revision was manufactured in Mexico and China. This version also used the Conexant video chip.

1.2

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The second revision to the Xbox, 1.2, was an incremental update with some different hardware used in some factories. The Philips DVD-ROM drive (see Figure 3.3) replaced the Thomson in most of the 1.2 units. Some units featured a Western Digital hard drive (see Figure 3.4) more often than the Seagate. This version also used the Conexant video chip.

Figure 3.3 The Philips DVD-ROM drive.

Figure 3.4 The first Western Digital hard drive used in Xbox.

1.3

The third revision, 1.3, along with 1.4, seems to be the most common, so it may have been produced in the greatest quantities. This version saw the introduction of the Samsung DVD-ROM drive (see Figure 3.5), although Thomson and Philips models were still used throughout the production life of the Xbox in lesser quantities. This version also introduced a second Seagate drive (10GB) in some units (see Figure 3.6). This version also used the Conexant video chip.

Figure 3.5 The Samsung DVD-ROM drive.

Figure 3.6 The second Seagate hard drive.

1.4

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The fourth revision, 1.4, was also produced in great quantities and was perhaps the most produced version of all. Manufactured exclusively in China, 1.4 saw the introduction of yet another Western Digital hard drive (see Figure 3.7), and featured the Samsung DVD-ROM in most cases (though not all). This version is identifiable by the use of a Focus video chip, the first change in the video chip since the Xbox was first introduced.

Figure 3.7 The second Western Digital hard drive (10GB).

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1.5

Revision 1.5 has an interesting story associated with it, though none of this information is official. Apparently, this version was produced only for a short period of time at the factory in China before it was pulled from production, and manufacturing reverted back to revision 1.4. One might assume that there was some sort of mistake in the initial production runs for 1.5 that was not detected right away. For whatever reason, both factories in China and Taiwan switched back to producing 1.4. Revision 1.5 might have seen only limited production afterward because the development of revision 1.6 came soon after. Therefore, the manufacturing date alone is not a reliable factor for determining the revision. Revision 1.5 also used the Focus video chip, and was otherwise similar to 1.4. Many mod chip makers doubt even the existence of the 1.5, believing it to be a refurbished version of 1.4 motherboards with changes made to the LPC to prevent modding. This revision is exceedingly rare, if it exists at all.

1.6

The sixth revision, 1.6, was a radical departure from prior versions with major changes in the Xbox motherboard. The TSOP chip containing the Xbox BIOS is no longer flashable (that is, updateable), meaning the usual soft hacks/exploits are not possible, and the BIOS cannot be flashed. Microsoft also removed power and data lines from the LPC expansion port utilized by mod chips, requiring extra effort to install a mod chip in this version. A new video chip, known as Xcalibur (with an Xbox logo), was also used in this revision. The apparent changes were meant to make the 1.6 motherboard more compact.

NOTE

The Xbox BIOS is stored on an EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory) chip so that the binary BIOS image can be updated. Xbox 1.6 BIOS chips are only EPROM, meaning they can be burned once, and after that, these chips are permanently fixed with a BIOS.a

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