king_of_the_castle on 02 September 2009
| nightsurge said: The RROD can be falsely given if your video cable is not connected or setup right, as well as if you don't have the power cord in right or have a power surge. Your 360 is fine, it was just a false alarm due to the setting being switched accidentally. |
Probably this.
You can test by switching it back and seeing if it RROD's again. There are many RROD codes and I'm pretty sure one was a bad video connection.
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