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How to use a 320 GB seagate 2.5 inch SATA drive in a XBOX 360?
Posted on 2012-12-20
I have a plain-jane 320 GB Seagate HD that I want to install in my Xbox 360. I have seen several tutorials on performing this and it looks daunting! There seems to be a nice utility for Western Digital Drives called Hddhackr for updating the firmware. Apparently, I need a Hddss.bin file that is for my type of drive as well…..
Is there an easy way to perform this on a Seagate hard drive? Clear simple direction would be awesome!
Is there an easy way to perform this on a Seagate hard drive? Clear simple direction would be awesome!
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Instructions
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Format the Portable Hard Drive to FAT32!
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Turn off your Xbox 360.
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Unplug the hard drive's power cord from the wall outlet.
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Connect the USB cord from your external hard drive to any available USB port on your Xbox.
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Plug the hard drive's power cord into the wall outlet, and turn on your Xbox 360.
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Go to "My Xbox" on the dashboard. Select "System Settings," and press the "A" button.
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Select "Memory," and press "A."
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Select "USB Storage Device," and then press "A."
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Select "Configure Now," and then press the "A" button. This loads a confirmation dialog.
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Select "Yes," and then press "A." The console automatically formats the drive for use. The drive will now be selectable when saving data from your Xbox 360.
Source: eHow
Instructions
0-.
Format the Portable Hard Drive to FAT32!
1-.
Turn off your Xbox 360.
2-.
Unplug the hard drive's power cord from the wall outlet.
3-.
Connect the USB cord from your external hard drive to any available USB port on your Xbox.
4-.
Plug the hard drive's power cord into the wall outlet, and turn on your Xbox 360.
5-.
Go to "My Xbox" on the dashboard. Select "System Settings," and press the "A" button.
6-.
Select "Memory," and press "A."
7-.
Select "USB Storage Device," and then press "A."
8-.
Select "Configure Now," and then press the "A" button. This loads a confirmation dialog.
9-.
Select "Yes," and then press "A." The console automatically formats the drive for use. The drive will now be selectable when saving data from your Xbox 360.
Source: eHow
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