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Hide low-scoring comments Yes No. Order Newest Oldest Best Worst. With all the new content for download and the ability to copy games to the hard drive, 20GB just would not cut it.
So I decided to invest in an upgrade. I like to do a lot of research into things before I just jump in, especially expensive purchases. That seems somewhat expensive to me since I can get a 1TB hard drive for that much. I did some searching and finally found an answer I could live with. You could damage your Xbox or your computer. You could lose your data, get banned from Xbox Live, void your warranty, the authorities take you to prison, Steve Balmer will hold you down while Bill Gates spits in your eye, yada, yada Don't blame me if any of this happens!
Seriously, I did not have much on my hard drive that I would mind losing. This will void the warranty on the hard drive. I just paid for another 13 months of Xbox Live, so I was a little nervous Some games have content and save games that are media locked. This means that it will not work if it has been moved to another media new hard drive, memory card, etc.
I have not experienced it yet, but I have heard reports of it from others. If you don't have a drive, you can use an external USB floppy disk drive. You can use this for the Xplorer software. I used a T6 and T10 bit. This one has been reported successful with hundreds of DIY hard drive upgrades all over the net.
COM Software needed: - Hddhackr 0. Some people reported success with Xplorer xtreme 2. I only used the xtreme 2 version. Use your Google finger to find it. The trial version of WinHex does not allow you to write to hard drives. If you decide to use something else, please post your results in the comments for other readers.
Insert a blank floppy disk into the drive. To create the boot disk, run the file that you downloaded from Bootdisk. Once that process is finished, you need to copy hddhackr. You also need to copy the hddss. This is the one that you found searching the net. Make sure it is for GB hard drives! Once your boot disk is created, you can flash your new hard drive. I unplugged all other drives from my computer just in case. However, you might have to consult your owner's manual for your particular model.
My laptop did not have an option for enhanced mode Reboot your computer and select your new boot disk. F10 or F11 is the normal key to select your boot device, but yours may be different. Again, consult the owner's manual. Accept the prompts and create a backup. Wait about 10 seconds and then boot up again to your floppy boot disk. Once you are at a command prompt, type the following: hddhackr -f This will verify that your hard drive is ready for use in the Turn off the computer, disconnect the hard drive, and boot into your operating system not to the boot disk.
I had loads of problems with hddhackr, so I have plenty of troubleshooting tips to relay. You will need to do the following: 1. Use the 1st and the 3rd address 5. Find the 4 characters behind the "-" as shown in the picture 6. Open Hex Workshop. Once the hard drive has been flashed, you need to begin formatting it.
You can format it using the Xbox 's built-in format function. Take the old hard drive off of the Xbox Do this by clicking the eject button and popping out the drive. Since then, though, updates have become less and less frequent, until finally, it seems that the only games and applications that update now are the ones that definitely DO need it, like games that I haven't played on my system yet, or updates to applications like Netflix and ESPN.
If your problem is still persisting after the system cache has been cleared, just let me know, and I'll try to think of what else I may have done differently, because whatever was done differently, it made my Xbox stop hating me.
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What games? I see the same behavior, but only once typically then it's done. It happens to almost all my games. I mainly own top Blockbuster games.
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