Does anyone know of a way to repair "scratches" on discs? My L4D disc has some and I don't know why my xbox gave it to it... I didn't scratch it and no one else uses my copy what so ever...
I'd take it to your local music shop and have them buff it out with a specialized machine. Its like 5 to 10 dollars and it works just dandy. Best thing, if it didn't work, you can return it for a rebuff for free. Or at least thats what they do with my place.
I bought Madden for my brother but the DVD didn't work, so I buffed it and it was a cheap but welcomed present. YMMV
It looks like your 360's laser diode got to close to the DVD, you really just laser etched it man. Toothpaste did not work when my GoW disc did that, maybe you will be lucky.
My original Xbox did that to a bunch of my games before it finally went and I had to send it back to MS, do the same for your 360, might be time to send it in and let them fix the drive.
Yeah, I had a copy of the orange box and I tilted the Xbox 360 from horizontal to vertical while it was running the game, and it made an awful noise. When I opened the DVD tray it did the same thing to your L4D disk. doh!
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