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RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

Damn it he's not doing it through xbox systems he's doing it through spyware and malware from his computer. There is a known pass code in the hacker community to get into Xbox 360 systems with a computer.

BrianGunter · Apr 15, 2014

LOL! Yea, that passcode is called xbox.com. All anyone has to do is click on your profile to see what you're doing.

live.xbox.com/.../Profile

Believe whatever you want though kid. Like I said, it'd be a shame if your console gets banned because some highschool kid tricked you. Plenty of people have tried to help you, so at this point it's up to you whether or not you decide to take our advice
and keep your Xbox safe.

RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

I also saw this guy while he was hacking a school computer

RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

I also meant a programming back door that people make in order to fix the system in case the system needs repairs or adjustments. You guys don't even seem like you know what the hell computer programming is.

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Daft Badger · Apr 15, 2014

We do know what we are talking about.You have been answered by very experienced long term ambassadors & long term xbox live users.

What you have said is just not possible,it can not be done.

You obviously will not listen so there really is no point in carrying this on any longer.

CAPTA1N LEWIS · Apr 15, 2014

Lol you been watching too much tv.

RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

Now I understand people like to guys like you because you don't listen to anything at least I would listen. If this repair doesn't work Microsoft should definitely replace my system because enforcement won't listen to support.

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RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

A guy got arrested for using a back door in Xbox 360 systems 1 week ago in California.

RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

I meant why people like to hack guys like you. The forums won't let me edit anything.

RandomneSSWON · Apr 15, 2014

I only posted on this forum because support said it might get the enforcement team to finally do they're jobs and help me.

BrianGunter · Apr 15, 2014

[quote user="RandomneSSWON"]Now I understand people like to guys like you because you don't listen to anything at least I would listen. If this repair doesn't work Microsoft should definitely replace my system because enforcement won't listen to support.[/quote]

People here have already gone above and beyond our duty to warn you considering the fact that this is a public forum that is not officially monitored by ANYONE officially affiliated with Microsoft. Like I said before, I am a computer programmer and I actually
started programming about the time that the original Xbox was released, which is probably before you were even capable of forming full sentences.

MS is not going to replace any console that you had "repaired' by your teenage friend. You've already been given sound advice on how to handle the situation. If you want to continue to freak out and be naive then that's your prerogative.

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Mark Sherwood · Oct 31, 2018

I'm going to go ahead and lock this thread up. The issue at hand has already been addressed and the attacks are unnecessary, especially when users have tried to advise you on the correct procedure. If you have any problems or questions, please feel free
to send me a PM.

Many thanks,

Cloud

Temhotabot

Here is the problem. Everyone seems to think it is up to MS to fix the problem of modding/cheating. It isn't their responsibility. It is the responsibility of the
Game Developer to fix their game(s) to disallow the use of mods/cheats. The only thing MS can do is punish the players who do this while using XBL to access the online portion of the game(s). That effort however will be in vain unless the Game
Developer(s) step up and actually do something about it.

The only thing you can do is file a complaint
against modders/cheaters so MS can take action against them. Enforcement action is not instant. So report and move on. If you really want to stop the modding/cheating then you need to take this argument to the Game Developer. If enough people complain
to them about it they would have no choice but to do one of two things:

-fix the problem

-admit they are not going to do anything about it and potentially lose future revenue on future titles.

Mark Sherwood

I'm going to go ahead and lock this thread up. The issue at hand has already been addressed and the attacks are unnecessary, especially when users have tried to advise you on the correct procedure. If you have any problems or questions, please feel free
to send me a PM.

Many thanks,

Cloud

BrianGunter

[quote user="RandomneSSWON"]Now I understand people like to guys like you because you don't listen to anything at least I would listen. If this repair doesn't work Microsoft should definitely replace my system because enforcement won't listen to support.[/quote]

People here have already gone above and beyond our duty to warn you considering the fact that this is a public forum that is not officially monitored by ANYONE officially affiliated with Microsoft. Like I said before, I am a computer programmer and I actually
started programming about the time that the original Xbox was released, which is probably before you were even capable of forming full sentences.

MS is not going to replace any console that you had "repaired' by your teenage friend. You've already been given sound advice on how to handle the situation. If you want to continue to freak out and be naive then that's your prerogative.

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RandomneSSWON

I also meant a programming back door that people make in order to fix the system in case the system needs repairs or adjustments. You guys don't even seem like you know what the hell computer programming is.

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RandomneSSWON

I also saw this guy while he was hacking a school computer

Please do something