Did I fry the Mobo or the power supply? HELP!!!

T Ghost

Junior Member
Apr 26, 2005
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Ok guys, I've been searching here for 2 days and found nothing that helped me to solve this problem I have now, so here it goes:

Xbox: version 1.6 (not 1.6B)
Chip:Xecuter 2.6 CE
Method of installation: Xapt3r 1.6

Ok. I first messed up with the bios, trying to install the 4928 on all 4 banks like I have on my 1.4's. Then Tried to use my lite programmer (that I used to program my Xecuter 2.3b lite +) to put the [font=verdana, arial, helvetica]Evox M8+ 1.6 from Xbins on all
4 banks. Did it sucessfully but still have the red&green frag.

Then I F... it up real bad. Tried to install the Xapt3r with the original Xbox MoBo screw BUT I FORGOT TO UNPLUG THE POWER CABLE :eek: while doing so. Xbox was off. When I finished it, the Xbox was 100% dead. No lights, no sound, nothing. tried to hear if anything powered up, nothing, like I said, 100% dead.

Once all other Xboxes I have home are 1.4's can't check the power supply.

Finally, THE QUESTION: HOW CAN I FIGURE IT OUT IF I NEED A NEW POWER SUPPLY, A NEW MOTHER BOARD OR A NEW WHOLE XBOX?

As this mod is for my "brand new" brother in law, I DESPERATELLY expect and will apreciate anybody's insight ASAP.

1st time I f.. up... feel so stupid... :(
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Fantmx

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Feb 15, 2004
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Did you hear anything pop or short while you were working? Check to make sure you didn't accidentally unplug anything that would prevent the power from coming on.
 

T Ghost

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Apr 26, 2005
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No nothing poped or flashed or smoke. already unmouted whole MoBo and tested the power/eject button on another Xbox, evrything firmly mounted all connectios perfect and the power/eject PCB is perfect.

I'm about to use the voltimeter on the power supply to see if there's a problem there. Never used a voltimeter and I'm a little confused about settings and places to test.

Any tip will be highly apreciated!
 

T Ghost

Junior Member
Apr 26, 2005
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I just did that test last night and as a good noobie got confused with the voltmeter setting. Should I use DC or AC?