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[QUOTE="Duminakan89"]Sorry if this has been answered already but there are way too many posts for me to wade through in one night, but my 360 broke recently and I was wondering since the warranty was extended, do I really need a proof of purchase? I don't know if I have one or not as of right now, but since I received my xbox on the 24th of December 2005, aren't I still in the warranty "safe zone"?.Duminakan89

If your 360 broke because of the Red Rings you should be covered by the 3 years extended warranty but if it is something else I think you might be on your own and have to pay the repair fee. I know that is how it works in the UK but I can't be certain if it is the same in the US.

Nice one, the same thing happened to me towards the end of July when I wasno longer under the 1 yearwarranty.When I called up about it Microsoft theywere really good about it,they emailed me some receipts to print off and then I just had to arrange some free pickup for my console and it came back in about 3 weeks. Good luck with it.

Sorry if this has been answered already but there are way too many posts for me to wade through in one night, but my 360 broke recently and I was wondering since the warranty was extended, do I really need a proof of purchase? I don't know if I have one or not as of right now, but since I received my xbox on the 24th of December 2005, aren't I still in the warranty "safe zone"?.Duminakan89

If your 360 broke because of the Red Rings you should be covered by the 3 years extended warranty but if it is something else I think you might be on your own and have to pay the repair fee. I know that is how it works in the UK but I can't be certain if it is the same in the US.

Ok, thanks for that. My final query is do you have to use a wireless ethernet bridge to connect to your ps2 or will a wireless access point suffice? Or do they both do the same task? thanks john

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[QUOTE="leespud"]hey can some one please help
2. When registering i am asked for my network access id code, a 14 digit code create by two 7 digit codes, i cant find this code any where what can i do?
leespud

If it is with the old PS2 I hear it comes with the network adapter but I have the slimline.

With regards to the slimline there was a code on the back of one of the manuals that came with the console needed for online play. But there was also a code that came with my network access disk after I registered with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE), that is the only way to get a network disk in Europe, unfortunately I don't know how things work in America.

I would confirm the length of both the codes I have mentioned but I have lost them so if my PS2 stops working online I am up the proverbial creek without a paddle!

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sephirothSampas88

hey can some one please help

1. Can only connect when my firewall/antivirus is completely shut down i am using panda titanium 2005

2. When registering i am asked for my network access id code, a 14 digit code create by two 7 digit codes, i cant find this code any where what can i do?
leespud