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[Heimdall]

Use Xplorer360 beta 6 instead of AR - it doesn't need drivers.

Make sure you use the Krayzie 1.1.1 gamesave when you mod your Xbox, because it's the most newb friendly.

[Serendipity]

I'll try to explain this more clearly.  

I am using a Super Joy Box 11, which allows you to connect 4 XBox controllers to a single USB Hub, and then use the 4 controllers on your computer.  Here is the Super Joy Box 11 device...
 


It is my understanding that I can also transfer files to the memory card from the computer when I have the card inserted into a controller that is connected to my computer via this device.  However, when I tried to do this using Action Replay, it didn't recognize my memory card.  It could not get the drivers for the memory card for some reason.  This is to say, the Super Joy Box 11 worked fine without a memory card inserted.  I was able to download the drivers for it from the manufacturers website.  However, once I inserted an XBox memory card, I got the "searching for drivers" message once again, and after a few minutes the search game up empty.  I then started this thread, and was told to try XPlorer360 beta 6 because "it doesn't need drivers".  But I seem to have the same problem with XPlorer 360, as I get this message.....



I'm sure I am doing something stupid, but for the life of me, I can't figure out what.

[Heimdall]

Xplorer360 doesn't need drivers, and that error message has nothing to do with drivers, as it says quite clearly. It says it can't find a FATX drive to open - in other words, it can't see your memory card.

You have formatted the memory card in your Xbox and confirmed that it works properly, haven't you?

[Heimdall]

It's looking for a driver for the memory card. Since AR and Xplorer360 give you the same error, your only option is to try a different memory card.

[xboxmods2977]

The cards in the picture appear to be xbox MU's.

Try this: Plug one of your MU's into your xbox controller. Then plug the controller into the xbox. Go into the memory section of the dash and look to see if there are any game saves on your xbox hard drive. If so, copy one of them (any one) from your xbox HD to your memory card. Once you have a save copied to the memory unit, unplug the controller from the xbox and plug it back into your PC. Ignore the driver error message on the MU and open Xplorer360. When the program opens, check to see now if you can open your memory card.

[Heimdall]

Try the XBCD drivers instead, and also have a look at the section at the bottom of that page about using USB View to tweak the config.

[Heimdall]

I suspect that the problem is the Super Joy Box 11 rather than the O/S, because Xplorer360 beta 6 works fine on Vista.

There are lots of ways to run XP in a VM under Vista - my personal favourite is to use VMWare Player - but as I said I don't think it will help, and I'm not entirely certain that any of the FATX USB tools will work on a virtualised USB port.

If you have an Action Replay adapter and a memory card, try removing the AR drivers, and using Xplorer360 beta 6 with the AR adapter. I have an AR clone adapter, and Xplorer360 beta 6 works fine with that.