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Really i thought that the ssd was soldered onto it? But good. Because i aint really a fan of soldered parts on newer consumer hardware. While besides being harder to repair also creates alot of e waste

Hi Guys .. I ran into a similar issue. Save yourself time and money repairing the console's Wi-Fi module by buying a simple cheap Wifi Ethernet Dongle (USB-C type) , connect using a physical ethernet cable download games, update console, backup etc .... I personally tried and tested and it works like a charm

What heat gun are you using? :)

Thank you so much for this easy to follow video guide. I just did my first of these for a customer at my game store thanks to you. Hardest part was definitely cutting out more screen space on the shell. I felt I did too much and yet I probably could have shaved off just a smidge more on one side. Thank you so much again!

Hi sir, I know you mentioned ultrasonic cleaning the pcb. Can you specify which machine and solutions you used when cleaning it?

All I heard was “Bakita bakeatia 2002

Greetings .. i tried to add SteamOS and mint 21.3. Both failed but I was able to load POP-OS to the add on SATA drive. While an NVME drive fit, it did not work...

Sorry to hear you got sick. Please do what you can to strengthen your immune system.

HELP! Tried adding Windows to SSD…. Everything worked except I wanted to boot to Atari OS and use boot manager when I wanted to run Windows…. After changing the boot sequence back to USB>emmc>SSD, I can no longer access the BIOS… Instead, I get a boot choice of “Atari Slot A” or “Atari Slot B”… also I no longer can boot to a USB including the Atari PC mode USB….So now I can only boot to Atari OS…. Any ideas how I can get back into BIOS?

Hi, I'm getting the following message right at the end stage.... When I try the suggestions, nothing happens. any Ideas please? You have changes in the submodule. This is not normal. Please clean the submodule by running 'git submodule update --init' (You may set CHECK_DIRTY_SUBMODULE=0 to suppress this warning) make: *** [Makefile.common:400: CheckDirtySubmodules] Error 1 make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....

Hi Retro tech Corner, I do not have any experience in electronics themselves but I am good at soldering. I tried to find a chip. I can only find one with 3 legs on one side and two on the other. Can I work with those? The ones in your video aren't available here.

this is so interesting to me. how do you go about learning how to do this?

Extremely good video, thank you very much! My Gameboy Pocket is working again thanks to you :).

I just want to drop by to say thank you. Your video helped me to Jb my game and watch Zelda. It took me half a day because I lifted one of the pad on the motherboard when I tried to remove the original memory chip. However all is good now. I managed to save it.

Very helpful video. at 3:00 In my case however the problem was indeed at the top, screen facing connection so don't count it out if you're having trouble

Atar!C3l3br8te$50Ye4r$ does not work for me as well as Piano18482 and Solar.

Do u have this same set up for the zelda one like been Able to install ver usb c and

I have debian 12. I successfully made a backup, I rewired the memory to a new one (64). I managed to restore the factory firmware back to the new spi. I can't assemble and install the dual boot. looks like I need help with this...

The BIOS downgrade download is no longer available. Is there an updated link?

Ty for the video, is there any solution for the vertical ones?

Hello, did you reball the chip or did you install it directly? Thank you in advance for your answer

Hello. could you please let us know on which version of the Raspberry Board can work your IMAGE file ? RaspBerri 4 ? BCM2711 ?

Hi , Greetings. I have tried the 2 passwords but they did not work, I was going to download the file ( AtariVCS BIOS downgrade) but the file was already removed. Do you know if you can get that file somewhere else. Thanks in advance.

strange, there is another model with no white frame. the fix for the random button pressing was to apply some tape to that part you rubbed alcohol on it, to thicken up a seemingly random piece of foam. sounds crazy, but it worked perfectly. this ds3 is a very defective design, all of them (or at least a significant percentage) eventually do the random button press thing.

Hola amigo exelentes videos tengo un gran problema con mi xbox te cuento: hubo un apago y empezo a fallar no ingresaba a los juego ni nada bueno me toco reiniciar de fabrica para ver si se soluciona el error y al moneto de instlaar l actualizacion sin conexión de internet se queda en la parte de identifique la SSID y no toma ninguna red inalambrica aun asi utilice el cable de red y tampoco se conecta hice la actualizacion y sale codigo error:x8B050084 0x00000000 0x00000201 que puedo hacer porfavor soy de Venezuela y no se como solucionar esto ?

Hello!what if i have a short to ground on the 1.8 rail?Is the same chip the problem?

¡Muchas gracias por tu vídeo! Es genial tu explicación, saludos desde Argentina.

Excelente trabajo, explicación y vídeo en general. He visto tal vez 10 o más videos al respecto para hacerlo en mi consola y tu trabajo no tiene comparación. Nuevo subscriptor (amante de lo retro 😅)

Can I hack without ship ?

Slow down dam man trying to keep up with ya

Why we don't have tutorial for windows!

Really great in-depth video, thank you for making this.

Great video! I have the same board as you. I'm a complete amauteur into soldering stuff, but I'm willing to follow your steps. Thanks!

Большое спасибо за подробный видео мануал

Be in mind not only could the Chinese fakes only have wifi but also due to this reason of them advertising the chips but the switch lite model is sold to you regardless which aka only does WiFi

GOOD for me. But my famicom is HVC-CPU-GPM-02 board seems different from this board. Would you make a video for that? thank you

Hi, I'm really struggling as there is not alot of info on this mod (that I can understand) - I can't get past an error when flashing retrogo. /bin/sh: 1: /home/pi/.local/xPacks/@xpack-dev-tools/openocd/0.11.0-1.1/.content/bin/openocd: not found make[1]: *** [Makefile.common:547: flash_intflash] Error 127 make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/pi/opt/game-and-watch-retro-go_og' make: *** [Makefile.common:565: flash] Error 2 I haven't upgraded the flash yet, and I am using the provided build on a Pi4. I have verfied that the file is indeed where it should be! Any help would be really appreciated.

Have any links to buy chip?

Leveling up my electronics skills.

Pas mal mais assez fastidieux bravo ou peut on ce procure un refletor arriere cdlt

Backlight mod is very difficult for me I have destroyed 2 DMG LCDs the last one works, but it's non-bivert, and there are still dead pixels This is my DMG video/channel ruclips.net/video/AUD09eBBnFw/видео.htmlsi=eZo6J__ssqRDkgE_

Where did you buy your power screw driver thanks in advance. Great great video it helped me go into service mode on my sons switch.

I guess Microsoft must have a USB recovery stick which plugs in the console and boots, reading the efuses of the APU and makes a new NAND rom to a brand new SDD, when they receive consoles with broken SDD, the console must boot with that inhouse stick, or Microsoft should make an APP in the dashboard to make backups on the NAND, to a USB pen, where you could make a backup to save the console, on the Right to Fix policy.

Read nands, create xell, write xell but when i turn on xbox i get no display....

Nice walk through , This is exactly what mine is suffering from and maybe gonna try it myself since They are charging me $125 for this

please name the mini dremmel

@RetroTechCorner is it possible for me to send in my PS3 Slim (CECH-3001A) so the WiFi module can be fixed? I opened it a few times to replace the CMOS battery and view the WiFi Module, here’s the video I followed: m.ruclips.net/video/vR0Qj47ZsJo/видео.html&pp=ygUSTWF0aW5lbmNlIHBzMyBzbGlt I’ll give you $100 USD for the repair

Jesus....probably a dumb question- but were you able to save it?

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I was stucked with the trigger buttons assembling part and your explanation at 12:27 helped me a LOT to assemble them properly. Thanks!