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[DemisesAngel]

I was on here the other day and was reading through some other threads and someone brought up that you could manually assign a license to corrupted content when you are trying to transfers game information to an unbanned XBox 360 w/ HDD.

I have game saves that I've loaded since it has been banned. Does that mean I'll lose any of the ones I've loaded or is there a way to assign licenses through a PC? I could have been misinformed or read it wrong, but I thought that's what he said. He could be wrong too.

Edit: Topic should say, "Can you manually assign content license?"

[DemisesAngel]

Cool, thanks.

Your link is a little messed up.

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[DemisesAngel]

Oh, followed the tutorial and worked perfectly. Again, thanks dude!

[Pureincognito]

QUOTE(megaboy @ Nov 20 2009, 06:30 AM)

Thanks a lot , it worked 100%
waiting to solve HDD downloading problem  

There won't be a solution to the HDD downloading problem because Microsoft wrote to the nand chip on your Xbox. This has nothing to do with your HDD. The only solution is to restore your nand from a backup from before you were banned.

[Surazal]

QUOTE(Pureincognito @ Nov 22 2009, 10:26 AM)

There won't be a solution to the HDD downloading problem because Microsoft wrote to the nand chip on your Xbox. This has nothing to do with your HDD. The only solution is to restore your nand from a backup from before you were banned.

Not quite.  They've found a method of forcing the NAND on an already banned system to use an old secdata.bin which then restores HDD install functionality.  Since the file system locations are not currently encrypted this works without needing CPU key or exploitable kernel.

http://www.xboxhacke...p?topic=12759.0

A few pages in someone even released a tool to try and automate some of the edits.