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Details for Error code E80/1100
NAND - Wrong LDV Version
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Primary Error code: |  1 RLOD |
| E-Code / Secondary Error code: | E80 / 1100 |
| Binary/Hex: | 01010000 / 0x50 -> 80 |
| Known fixes: | |
1) Downgrade to the old dashboard, solder the resistor back on and then update your xbox. | |
| Related Errors: | |
| No Related Errors available! | |
| Description: | |
Wrong LDV version in NAND Flash. You have the new dashboard update but not the resistor R3T6, follow known fixes to see how to resolve the problem. | |
| References: | |
All information from Herbi3221, thanks a lot. | |
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Comments for this Error code:
gdwrnch29 on 2010-03-31 15:16:45 :
Just curious as to why people always comment on what they're going to do,
but never come back and post a comment as to whether it worked or not? Without
that, these comments aren't much help.
gdwrnch29 on 2010-03-31 15:06:28 :
Just curious as to why people always comment on what they're going to do,
but never come back and post a comment as to whether it worked or not? Without
that, these comments aren't much help.
ianleblanc on 2009-11-17 17:59:50 :
wow... CR6T1 (right beside R6T3) is sodered on wrong - almost sideways and looks
like a lifted lead... this is probably whats causing my error.
I am going to resoder and see if E80 / sometimes 3 RROD go away
(Microsoft needs to fire some tech and get people in that can soder properly.)
ianleblanc on 2009-11-17 16:50:01 :
I got this error on an unmodded xbox. The box has been sent to microsoft once
for RROD fix. This time I got it after doing the xclamp fix.
Going to disassemble and check the R3T6 resistor and possibly resoder if it
looks to have a cold soder joint.
notice: None of this is official, the methods have often been proven to work but success cannot be guaranteed, you do it on your own risk!
If your console is still covered by the 3 year warranty use it because Microsoft will fix it for free!
A lot of the information you are getting here has been collected in the community, so thanks to everybody who shared his misery!
