Is there a way to fix this?

[eNeRGy]

OK I know you can fix this but is there a way to make it permanent.  I have an xbox with the 0102 error on it and can't seem to find a way online that tells you how to fix it for a good amount of time.  I have see fixes for like 30 min and others for about 1 week before the xbox is totally useless.  I have heard of some people that fixed it for good and was wondering if anyone here knew how to fix such a problem for longer periods of time.

[Mogler]

I had the same problem with that i could get it working for like 30 minutes at a time. but the only permanent way to fix that problem is get the gpu reflowed/reballed.

[eNeRGy]

Yea I figured just dont feel like buying a reballing kit for $50.

[FOOKz™]

I had the same problem with that i could get it working for like 30 minutes at a time. but the only permanent way to fix that problem is get the gpu reflowed/reballed.

Actually today i was trying to repair my xbox360 with 0102... not only the GPU or CPU has a cold solder joint, I found out that the RAM chips could have cold solder joints because i just decided to reflow everything.

So before you give up try doing the heat gun trick on your RAMs.

I looked up 0102 i found that its the CPU/GPU/RAM that may have a col solder joint. What causes that would be a junction that connects the CPU/GPU/RAM would be a cold-joint and the console is not able to determine if which chipset the fault is really at.