Save games on usb stick
richey4real
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Ive transferred some save games to a usb stick which id like to back up on my computer but when i plug the stick into my pc nothing shows up.
Does anyone know how to view these files on a pc?
Does anyone know how to view these files on a pc?
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go to windows explorer
then tools->folder options->view then uncheck the 'show hidden files, folders and drives' and see what happens
I would probably guess you cant, the xbox360 partition on the usb drive will have be in a format a PC cant read.
The format is FATX or something? Dont think PC's see that.
You can save demo's to the memory stick and i think you can also install games to the stick.
one problem with that I thought the Xbox drive foramt was fat 32 but as far as I know you can't or my stick won't save more than a 2 gig file at once.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/news/a209570/report-usb-storage-coming-to-xbox-360.html
The Xbox 360 will support anything larger than 1GB, but will only create a maximum of 16GB of usable storage from the device. Furthermore, only two devices can be used at any one time.
So I have at least another 16bg available from my hard drive? Thats not so bad i guess, was thinking about gettin a standalone xbox hd but wont have to bother now
The memory stick you use as storage for the 360 is formatted to its own file system.
Have tried xplorer360 and i guess it doesnt support usb sticks yet. I think some sort of update will be released in the near future.
I put a 4gb card in & it said to remove write protection. It's not write protected & it's brand new. Don't really need it anyway, I just wanted to see what happened.
Do you have to use certain types of card or should any work?
I'm going to try my forza 3 stick later, it would seem that lots of peeps are having problems with mem sticks.
Not at the moment, the only way i can do it is to connect my hard drive to my pc.
well I saved FIFA to my 2gig mem stick then accessed the files from my pc so I dont think it will be far away
i heard you can dl games and play them but im sure microsof thave guarded against that,....right?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/ByteStor-Speed-Dataferry-Flash-Drive/dp/B000WZH880/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1270805809&sr=8-3
And it passes all the tests. Its way cheaper than the forthcoming official stick listed on Sandisk site at £51.99
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sandisk-16GB-Cruzer-Flash-Drive/dp/B001XURP8G/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1270807786&sr=1-4