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Hi Guys, I've just installed the black network adapter to my Xbox 360 E and here's the results, done in the same place at the same time. Hopefully that'll speed up FTP transfers.
A week ago I bought my first Xbox 360 since my first one that I bought in day of release.... Many years have passed and I fancied showing my 12 Year old Son some of the games I used to play, that are so much better than Fortnite and Roblox, so I bought myself a cheap 360 S, did the BadAvatar thing and played COD, I then fancied a special addition Halo version....7 days have passed and look at what I've amassed.
Tomorrow I'm heading to CEX (Pawn shop in the UK) to ditch some controllers and at least two 360's.....
Hi all, looking for some ideas. I've got a windows computer that is chock full of files that I've used ISO2GOD to convert into the correct file naming convention. I've got FTP to my BadAvatar 360 and now I'm wanting to upload SOME of the files to the Xbox. My problem is (I bet you've guessed it), I now have a computer hard drive filled with files that mean nothing naming wise. I've read up and figured that 360 Content Manager was the way to go, sure enough it lists all the actual games, but, I can't get FTP working on that, only through FTP with Windows software. I can see the file name on 360 Content Manager and then find the files in the 1Tb of backed up games I have, but it's incredibly slow going that route.... Had anyone any better ideas on how I can go about this please?
Hi all, I think I already know the answer, but is there anyway to pay games I've bought from the Microsoft store and I don't mean Xbox games, I've just realised that I've got some good things on there and wondering if I can get them up and running?
Thanks