Based on feedback from Fromu & others – I recommend disabling UAC (user account control) – at least temporarily – before starting your file transfers in Xplorer360.The tool is flakey and – among other issues – has an upper file count limit per file drag & drop, so try moving fewer at a time if you have problems. Several people have reported problems moving files with Xplorer360.At least one person advises this helped that scenario them (thanks newkfromrotterdam!). If you have a problem getting Xplorer360 to just see the drive, try running it as administrator (right-click & “run as admin”) OR disabling UAC.Try proceeding & using FTP to copy over any missing game saves at the end of the procedure. If Xplorer360 craps out on you during Partition 4 backup, you might be ok.If you are worried about this, simply connect the frames of each machine using an alligator-clip jumper or similar before doing the hotswap. However, it seems that floating grounds do not pose a problem with IDE connections, so no common ground was established between the 2 machines in this video. Normally, you would want to establish a common ground between independently powered devices which share a data connection.Old IsoZone links which are currently defunct: IDE cable on Amazon (80 conductor 24-inch ): ĪID4.54: !N8gUwIRJ!LesgK10b2sw-EeQblx-vZQAID Tutorial: It does require a PC & you to have an IDE port on your PCs motherboard & of course – an IDE cable. It requires no special back-doors using special games & no special cables. So, I decided do use a direct file-copy technique using NDURE 3.1 and Xplorer360. I no longer have a functioning IDE DVD drive I have a SATA DVD drive. Because the original XBox is an IDE drive, an IDE DVD ROM drive would normally be required to boot to, in order to be able to see the XBox HDD. The box is softmodded using a hotswap technique but without having to create a bootable disk using the xboxhdm. An easy softmod process is performed on an original XBox.

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