I was just wondering if there's any downside to always having a CD in 360, no matter if it's turned off or simpy sitting idle during downloading demos, chatting, etc.

The reason why I ask is that it was recommended with the PS2 to always remove the CD after you were done playing because not doing so could lead to a heightened chance of malfunctions.

Also, on a side note, is there a limit to how long you can have the 360 on before it runs a considerable risk of overheating?

Thanks for the info. I'm looking at some 1080p HDTVs that are affordable (or least something that I'll be able to make payments on without worrying about missing them).

you need Zune to connect to your Xbox.....Kickinurazz

LOL...no you don't. I don't have Zune and I've been watching movies, looking at pcitures and listening to music on my XBox 360.

I seem to have discovered a new problem. I can view pictures in all of my folders EXCEPT for "My Pictures" folder. Everytime I click on it, it says "No pictures found". This is strange since I have a lot of pictures currently in "My Pictures".

Any suggestions?

I still can't figure out where the 8 digit TV number is that it asks for first thing.VetteMan85

Me neither. I was able to do it w/o having to use the number.

Its not worth it since u cant save stuff from ur computer 2 ur harddrive.earlmccormick88

Since my XBox360 is always connected to my PC, it is worth it.