With the exception of one of the supposed faulty production lines from the system's early life, the ones that'd unprovokedly do harm to the disc, I've never seen this "sensitive" disc drive as a problem.
Maybe it's 'cause I don't have a yacht to bring the 360 to or don't have a railroad track running through my house. You know, something that would actually put the system into heavy motion during playback of a disc - which actually is a must for these things to happen.
I'm happy as long as it spins and reads the disc. Had a couple of odd DREs on the one I bought with Dead Rising, so they swapped the drive on it when I had it in for repair because of an RRoD. And... oh... there was some weird bug with DLC in some games 'causing DREs if you played "DLC only" content for a while, allowing the disc to spin down (DRE triggered the moment it needed data from disc again.)







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