Kinect or lead to old version Xbox360 three red issue

If you recently purchased Microsoft's Xbox 360 Peripherals Kinect and you've been using the Xbox 360 for years, you may find that there is a three red (rrod) problem with the Xbox 360 when using Kinect. Many users in Microsoft's Xbox Technology Forum reacted to the problem, and the Xbox 360 was hit by three red issues shortly after the Kinect was installed, and one user said: "When the calibration read the Kinect, it crashed, and when I shut down and reopened, there were three red problems." "Another user pointed out:" I never had this problem before using Kinect, and after I bought the Kinect, my Xbox 360 started to fail. On the first day of using Kinect, it was normal, and the next day it crashed and it ended up with three red, and my Xbox never had a panic and a similar situation before.　　"Microsoft has no official response to the issue, nor has it ever warned that the Kinect will cause an old version of the Xbox 360 to fail." According to Microsoft's latest official figures, 250 units were sold within 25 days of the start of the global launch in the United States November 4.　　By December 11, Microsoft's Xbox 360 body-sensing peripherals had exceeded 4 million of Kinect's sales, averaging more than 100,000 units a day. Only 40% of the 4 million Kinect sold are bundled with Xbox 360 consoles, meaning that current Xbox 360 users are starting to try and accept Kinect and become the main users of the Kinect. If the Kinect does cause an old version of Xbox 360 to fail, it would be a big hit for Microsoft. (Edit/Zhang Lei)