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[skeets73]

If you are complaining about restarting your xbox every time u wanan change a game, then all you gotta do is turn on the IGR in the evox settings.  IGR stands for In Game Reset and you just gotta press the Left Trigger + Right Trigger + Black Button + Back Button (the select button on nintendo lol) and it should boot you back into Evox and u can run another backup game on disc or off the hdd without restarting ur xbox and using the audio cd to get back into evox.

-- Chris

[total_ass]

yes, you can dwnload and install the ude which is the best hack out at the moment, it goes into effect each time you boot up your xbox, meaning that you don't have to load evox up yourself, it does it when you turn on for you, and it doesn't suffer from the clock loop problem. It even allows direct booting up of backups.

[total_ass]

I'm pretty sure that uninstalling the UDE will allow safe access on LIVE, but then the problem is if you wanna use it again you have to re-install it.

[total_ass]

[total_ass]

[total_ass]

As for xbox live, you can infact use it from within a retail game by booting with a retail LIVE game in the drive, this is the only way to use it with the UDE, if you wanna access it from the dashboard you have to uninstall UDE.

The good thing is that now you don't need a specific dashboard version to use the UDE, ldots installer patches your current one to work with it, so when you want to reinstall it after using LIVE, you don't need to downgrade.

[total_ass]

this is turning into a conversation. if you use msn then talk to me on that.

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basically, ude modifies the dashboard, you cannot access the ms dash after ude unless you edit it to look for the new fonts that ude uses. ldots installer does this for you, but because you are then using an edited ms dash, xbox live will know this if you try to connect through xbox live and you will get banned for life. No way of avoiding it. EVER

However if you set up your xbox live options before you install ude, then you can easily access xbox live through a retail game. it does this by having a dual boot procedure, which is where if you boot with a retail game in the drive then the exploit is not activated, meaning you can put a normal game in your xbox, load it up and access Xbox Live from the retail game. Normally when you boot up your xbox then the first thing it attempts to load is the default.xbe on the disc in the drive, meaning if you have a game in then that loads instead of the exploit. Allowing you safe access from within the game.. This of course does not apply to backups or if you load up your xbox then put the game in.

At the moment if you do the method i just said by booting with a retail game, then MS will not know that you have an exploit on and you are safe. They have not started scanning peoples hard drives yet. Meaning they may do a surpries scan on you when you are not expecting it and could find you out. So for the time being you are in fact safe. If you are nervous then just uninstall and reinstall afterwards, it can be done in minutes, however this may get on your nerves so you might just live with the retail boot method.

IMPORTANT If your dash gets updates after the install, then you will lose the UDE and will have to reinstall, i don't know the consequences of losing the UDE by updating and i am unsure of what will happen, which is why it is important that you make sure you have the latest version of the MS dash on your system before installing. This is very important!!!!! And don't load the MS dash trying to get onto LIVE, that's just ignorant.

Hope that helps, if you have any other questions then IM me.