| QUOTE (rallycobra @ Nov 25 2004, 03:44 PM) |
Angerwound instructions do not work, and this thread should be locked or erased.
I used a new eeprom, went back to a previously banned stock hard drive that was erased and returned to original state, and was rebanned within 24 hours.
Once a physical hard drive is banned, MS records the serial number most likely, and marries it to an eeprom.
To get unbanned, you need a new eeprom, and a new physical drive. End of Story. Additionally, if you use a large hard drive, there is good evidence that a previously banned gamertag gets extra hard drive scanning. When they do that, it's probably not hard for them to figure out that you are using a big drive, and you will get banned.
See the above post. |
Obviously you haven't read the entire thread...
This thread's original purpose was to explain that they are using the HDD Key as the piece of data that is being banned from the servers. Not a miracle to stay unbanned. I merely stated that to get unbanned; one would need a new eeprom or HDD Key. However, I did not state that this would KEEP you unbanned. You must first fix whatever got you banned in the first place. (The numerous 'theories' flying around).
This is the last time I reply to such a question since I have answered it numerous times throughout the thread.
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| Angerwound, Whats the lattest? |
I'm still remaining strong on this box. It's getting close to a full month of not getting rebanned and I have never done a full format of the drive. Just wiped the 'C' and 'E' partitions and registered a new gamertag. Therefore, I see no truth in this 'disk.bin' theory. However, I will not bad mouth it since I have done no research in the area.
One more thing, it is okay to keep whatever you like on the 'E' partition. At the moment my 'E' is filled with random junk as well as hacked gamesaves. They are definately not scanning this files/folders. However, I do believe that /c/xboxdash.xbe and /d/default.xbe are being checked at authentication.