Reported by: ajm135

Reported by: tonsoffun

Reported by: tonsoffun

how the hell did this obviously unsubstantiated piece of crap article get approved?

Reported by: tonsoffun

This is not an official statement from MS. They simply took an entry from a troubleshooting guide and twisted it into an official statement from MS. The information was taken from a personal blog.

Reported by: razer

The title of the story is FAKE. No where does MSFT blame anyone for the 360 getting red lights, this is just a trouble shooting step.

Reported by: MoonDust

Reported by: anonymous

Reported by: anonymous

its fake !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reported by: ozsman

Flame bait headline.

Reported by: WafflesID

Reported by: xlxNAMELESSxlx

It's a rant in a PERSONAL BLOG. Gosh. Who's been approving all these stories?? Do you have a moderator who's a huge PS3 fanboy or what?? You guys should NOT approve a story UNLESS it's from a REPUTABLE source.

Reported by: PC Gaming Refugee

Reported by: Columbo

Spam.

Reported by: power of Green

Reported by: God of Gaming

Reported by: Brian360

Reported by: Jenzo

Reported by: ChronicOsmosis

getting annoying now and the title twists the truth

Reported by: Chexd

This is basic consumer electronics 101. Take a look at almost ANY manual and it will tell you to not use a surge protector.

LAME.

Reported by: kspraydad

this is a really interesting news bit, but i think you should link to the original tech report, as the "cop-out" story is sensationalized.
i'll approve this anyway. but seroiusly think about changing the source;
and the report is very old.

Reported by: julianwan

Reported by: original seed

Reported by: NewZealander

Reported by: NewZealander

Reported by: NewZealander

Reported by: marionz

Reported by: marionz

Reported by: TaylorB

Reported by: MoonDust