Post by: DashX0 on January 04, 2009, 10:29:00 PM
My problem is that 2 days ago I got an error in my original xbox 360 hard drive (E68 error) and I have been searching for an answer all over Google and I came to the conclusion that I needed to change to a new hard drive because my 20 gb was dead, so now I got the 120 HD from the Elite Xbox and I wanted to transfer all my files from my old HD to this new Hard drive, so I`m trying to use Xplorer 360 Xtreme to accomplish this, however I have found myself unable to do this because the only thnig that the Xplorer360 shows when I open the HD is partition 2 and I think that it is supposed to show partitions 0 and 3, right?
SO my question is: How do I make it show partition 0 and 3? Or is there another way to transfer my old files to my new HD?
If you could help me it would be great.
Post by: sanil on January 07, 2009, 01:06:00 PM
Post by: vb_encryption_vb on January 07, 2009, 02:50:00 PM
QUOTE(DashX0 @ Jan 5 2009, 01:05 AM) 
Okay, I`m new to this forum so I don`t know if this is the right place to post my question.
My problem is that 2 days ago I got an error in my original xbox 360 hard drive (E68 error) and I have been searching for an answer all over Google and I came to the conclusion that I needed to change to a new hard drive because my 20 gb was dead, so now I got the 120 HD from the Elite Xbox and I wanted to transfer all my files from my old HD to this new Hard drive, so I`m trying to use Xplorer 360 Xtreme to accomplish this, however I have found myself unable to do this because the only thnig that the Xplorer360 shows when I open the HD is partition 2 and I think that it is supposed to show partitions 0 and 3, right?
SO my question is: How do I make it show partition 0 and 3? Or is there another way to transfer my old files to my new HD?
If you could help me it would be great.
yes it should show 3 partitions but the HD is corrupted most likely a bad sector some where in the mix, so there for no you cannot transfer the files over as the drive is shot....have you tried to format it by any chance?
Post by: DashX0 on January 07, 2009, 04:41:00 PM
I somehow managed to open all 3 partitions, this is what I did:
1.- Connect your HD using the SATA port.
2.- Use xplorer360 to open your HD. (It is possible that you need to initialize your HD from your Device Manager)
3.- Format your disk using your Windows built in function to do so.
4.- Back up your disk using Xplorer360.
5.- When you finish backing up your disk open the image with Xplorer360.
6.- At this point you may either see all 3 partitions and all the folders in each of them or you will see that partition 3 has only one file (Usually 2 GB + file with a weird date, and partition 0 should not have anything and partition 2 should stay the same).
7.- If the first option in number 6 did not occur try this: Open your disk with xplorer360, the most probable thing is that you will get an error about the chain cluster and then open your backed up image and that should do the trick.
Note: I got some errors while doing step 7 so just try again until it works.
You have to make sure that your HD is connected to your computer at all times and make sure you use Xplorer360 Xtreme 2, that´s the only version that worked for me.
This post has been edited by DashX0: Jan 8 2009, 12:42 AM
Post by: sanil on January 23, 2009, 05:44:00 AM