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Gone are the days of blowing into a cartridge to clean your games. Depending on what systems you own, you'll be caring for and cleaning games that are burned onto DVDs or Blu-rays (and if you like vintage gaming, perhaps even some old-school CDs). Luckily, the cleaning process is the same for all disc-based games. However, there's some disagreement about the best technique to clean your discs. A quick Internet search will give you countless methods and variations for game cleaning, but not all of them are going to work. In fact, some Internet solutions (such as the banana-cleaning method) usually make the situation worse and will turn a game that skips occasionally into an unplayable piece of plastic trash. Therefore, if the only boss you can't get past is dirt on your discs, try following the manufacturer's guidelines to get back into the game.

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Since the availability of larger portals, it is no longer necessary to make a prism of portals as large portals can do as well. However, the same practice can still be used to make a hyper-efficient farm by building portals in concentric rings (one open to each cardinal direction) from a small inner ring (usually 5x5, to have a single center block) out to the maximum of 23x23. Note that even the inner ring can be 23 blocks tall (more portal blocks mean more spawns). A ring of size n and height h will take 8(n-1) +4(h-2) = 8n+4h-16 obsidian, with 4(n-3) =4n-12 trapdoors (3n-9 logs) needed to line the inside. If all the portals are to be 23-tall, the obsidian cost can be simplified to 8n+76.

Although the RROD problem seems to have abated with the release of both the Jasper chip and the 360 S (which, at any rate, now uses a blinking red light and onscreen error display rather than the traditional rings), the lightweight design has led to disc scratching, particularly if the console is picked up, moved or shaken while a game is running, becoming a more significant problem.

Click below for a video tutorial: vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv =Ed5x5TexYSQ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ PLEASE READ THIS: Before reading this, make sure the problem is your xbox and not the disc simply by putting a different disc into your xbox 360. If your like me, you obviously have and xbox 360 that has or has had the \"open tray error\". This error is when you have a disc in your xbox 360 and it doesn't \"see\" it and it displays the message \"open tray\" as if there isn't a disc in your xbox. There is also an error just like this but when you put a disc in the xbox makes two clicks. I call this error the \"double click error\". Anyway, in this instructable I will teach you six simple ways to fix these error that I have tried, and every one of them has worked for me at least once. Not all of these will work at one time, and then work at another. So try them all, at least one of them will work. But if your in a hurry try Fix 5 (Step 5) for the open tray error and fix 6 (step 6) for the double click error because they have worked the best for me the most times. Sorry about the pictures, they wouldn't really help so I didn't take them. But any way, let's get started

This is probably the simplest fix. But has worked for me. What you'll want to do is open up your disc drive, (where the disc goes) and blow some air into the space that let's you see into the xbox itself. I think this sometimes works because dust or something gets on the laser that reads the disc, and by blowing some air into the space, you remove that dust.

Fix 3: This fix will try and make it easier for your XBOX to read a disc by making the disc easier to read. We do this by taking a disc out running some cool water over the disc and then gently drying it either by dabbing it or by rubbing the disc from the inside to the outside of the disc. Then just put the disc back into the xbox.

Fix 4: This is and easy fix, just try putting different discs into your xbox. even try regular xbox games and DVDs. If your xbox reads one of them, then switch the disc to the original game you wanted to play.

This fix has worked for me with the \"double click error\" even though it it kind of wierd. I'm not sure it works with the \"open tray error\" but you might as well try it. So what you'll want to do is first, open the tray and put a disc in. Then close the tray and start gently knocking on the xbox right above where the disc is inside the xbox. Now keep repeating this until it works. It could take a while, but it could not. You might want to try this to for like 5 minutes. If your not sure how to do this step, look up a video on how to do it. It might help.

If it's only this very specific disc, I'd say that your disc is either, well, dirty or damaged. I clean my discs using microfiber cloth, doing straight lines from the inner portion towards the outer. Some people simply spray Windex on them and wipe them with paper towels but I haven't ever used that method. Just do not use alcohol to clean them ever. Always also hold the games by their sides, not the top or bottom, to ensure they wouldn't get grimy by your own hands. If it still doesn't work, I'd go to your retailer and ask for a replacement disc as chances are your disc is indeed damaged.

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