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Ps2 boot up problems???
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Daz74
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28. December 2005 @ 17:05 |
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Ok i have a v7 ps2 and it is NOT modded in anyway.I got it off a mate cos it dont boot anything at all.I got it home and i did a few things i tested it with a ps 1 game....it booted no problems so i thought ok cool so i then tried a ps2 game... didnt boot.So now im not too sure what it could be i was thinking laser but if laser is gone it wouldnt boot anything...right?If anyone has any ideas on what the problem may or maybe please reply.Much thanx in advance.
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philmccan
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28. December 2005 @ 17:43 |
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You need to adjust the lazer usinf the white little cog. If you do a google search you can find tons of tuts on it. Rember to use three diffrent types of disks. Good Luck.
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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Daz74
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28. December 2005 @ 19:26 |
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are you 100% sure its the adjusting thats the problem?? thanx
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philmccan
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28. December 2005 @ 20:27 |
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Im as sure as I can be without being there. Of course it might be worse you might have to replace the whole laser assembly. But I would start with the adjustments. What have you got to lose ? A ps2 that only plays ps1 games? Good Luck.
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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Daz74
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29. December 2005 @ 14:09 |
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ive just did the adjustments no luck...whats next? anymore ideas?
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philmccan
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29. December 2005 @ 15:10 |
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what disks did you use? was there any change at all when you made the adjustments? How dirty did it look ?
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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Daz74
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29. December 2005 @ 15:18 |
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I used a normal ps2 game, i tried a dvd movie,and a ps1 game and the ps1 game that loaded so nuthin's changed.I gave the laser a clean and it wasnt too bad.Just a question about the laser if it looks a grey cloudy colour is the laser burnt out? thanx for your help!!
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philmccan
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29. December 2005 @ 15:25 |
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did you rotate the cog a couple teeth at a time ? Ya the grey does indicate its on the way out.
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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Daz74
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29. December 2005 @ 15:32 |
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yeah i did about 2/3 teeth at a time.Would it save me hassles by getting a new laser assembly?
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philmccan
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29. December 2005 @ 15:49 |
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Yeah it would. Now that you have narrowed it down, that it is not fixable.
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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Daz74
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29. December 2005 @ 15:52 |
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Ok so a new laser assembly it is then...Ok mate thanx heaps for your help, take it easy and Happy New Year !!!
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philmccan
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29. December 2005 @ 16:29 |
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Yep you too.
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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lgrose5
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29. December 2005 @ 19:01 |
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So, how exactly do you check the cog? I'm not getting how the PS2 can play PS1 games with no problem, but we get a "no data" message when we try to start a PS2 game or play a DVD. This started happening when the machine was about 3 months old. Can they really be this delicate? Is it possible there is a set up issue? And not a hardware issue?
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philmccan
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29. December 2005 @ 19:11 |
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It is possible that it could be many things. With out being there I could not tell you specifically. Have you tried adjusting the laser?
Elliot: Hey, do you, uh, think I could come back some time and play with your Xbox?
Karen: Anytime, kid.
Elliot: Bye.
Karen: Oh! Well, would you look at that? This game is called an Xbox. Well. Ha ha ha...
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