this is important news about the xbox 360

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Ok I am an employed by wal-mart and we have a telzon device which is a computer that is linked with the other computers in walmart for price checks and price changes and it send its information on a frequancy of 900megahrts well we got an xbox 360 in and pluged it in well something in it is sending information on the 900megahrts frequancy we contacted microsoft and they sent us a patch to shut this down well somone unpluged it and the patch was gone so i called them about getting the disk with the patch on it well they wouldn't send it to us the don't want to take anychance of the patch getting out to the general public what could this 900megahrt frequency be sending, its not the controlers its not the network adapter wrong frequency and why would microsoft not want this shut down on the general publics xbox's very questionable about what it is for i am going to try and contact microsoft to figure out what it is and will post what they tell me if it is truth
 
My god that was hard to read, maybe next time use some correct English, I mean I'm not amazing at English but seriously that was just annoying.
Anyway what you're basically trying to say is:
1. You work in Walmart and have a network of computers broadcasting to one another on a 900MHz frequency.
2. You've got an XBOX 360 in and it affected the network broadcast between your computers.
3. You contacted Microsoft and they sent you a patch to 'fix' this.
4. The XBOX was turned off and unplugged and now the patch is gone.
5. Microsoft won't send you the patch on CD in case it gets to the general public.

Is that it?
I'm not sure what it could be honestly.
 
it was hard to read, I don't use proper english on anything but legall documents because it is boring and yes you basically said it, I apologize for it being so hard to read, but they will be sending the cd with the patch to the rep so com and install the patch again, I just wanted to let everyone know it was there. again I apologize for my lack of proper english and making it so hard to read.
 
It's okay, it's just it may have been hard for people to find what it was about in the never ending stream of words.
 
Microsoft making broadcasts the public aren't meant to know about? Shock, horror! Seriously. It's nothing really new, if you have Windows on your computer you can guarantee it's sending Microsoft information without your knowledge, so that's probably what the 360 is doing. If it needs 1GB for an OS then it's gonna be involved in something similar to that.
 
it's probably monitoring any illegal activities or things that MS wouldn't want you doing to their precious xbox.
 
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