DGX HELP DGX WON'T GLITCH

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joker2009

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i HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET MY CPU KEYS WITH NO SUCCESS
everytime i upload it fails or i get improper security
is there another way around this so i can post pics?
 
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Your probably not following the posting rules on pictures. They have to be under 1mb and the correct format

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Not to be a d**k but that's some of the worst soldering I've ever seen. I would send it off to a pro before you ruin the console. It's gonna get even harder when you put the coolrunner in and have to keep making adjustments to the smaller points

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jligg said:
Not to be a d**k but that's some of the worst soldering I've ever seen. I would send it off to a pro before you ruin the console. It's gonna get even harder when you put the coolrunner in and have to keep making adjustments to the smaller points

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not installing a coolrunner just trying to get cpu keys
and i didnt clean up after myself so thats why it looks like S**t,lol
 
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Why do you have an additional wire soldered to the "POST_1" pad?

If you are using the POST Fix adapter, you DO NOT need to solder to the alternate POST_OUT1 point.
 
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What exactly is your problem right now? Be more specific of what you have done and what's going on.
 
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No man I mean how the wires are soldered. Lot of wire out of the insulation, all balled up together. And when you get blobs of solder that look like a ball sitting on something usually means it's not joining correctly

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If your dgx is not even attempting to glitch then your soldering is f*cked.

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jligg said:
No man I mean how the wires are soldered. Lot of wire out of the insulation, all balled up together. And when you get blobs of solder that look like a ball sitting on something usually means it's not joining correctly

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If your dgx is not even attempting to glitch then your soldering is f*cked.

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True true.... If he wants to ruin his console let him go for it. He should be aware of the consequences before attempting it. If we figure out his problem maybe we can save him from ruining it.
 
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jligg said:
Not to be a d**k but that's some of the worst soldering I've ever seen. I would send it off to a pro before you ruin the console. It's gonna get even harder when you put the coolrunner in and have to keep making adjustments to the smaller points

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I've seen worse.
 
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BL4K3Y said:
Why do you have an additional wire soldered to the "POST_1" pad?

If you are using the POST Fix adapter, you DO NOT need to solder to the alternate POST_OUT1 point.
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the needle on the post out adapter is broken off so i used a thin wire and checked it with a multimeter to verify that its connected. Then I used the adapter just to solder to it and it has the same readings from the multimeter
 
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XEX DriZzy said:
True true.... If he wants to ruin his console let him go for it. He should be aware of the consequences before attempting it. If we figure out his problem maybe we can save him from ruining it.
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everything is connected i checked all solder points and on the dgx
Plus I am able to read the nand so all is good

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XEX DriZzy said:
What exactly is your problem right now? Be more specific of what you have done and what's going on.
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problem is i am unable to get the cpu key and i followed everything in the guilds plus googled more
but my dgx isn't blinking nor the console so i dont know whats going on
 
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