jmdalmighty

just click on it to go to orignal link

Idid it in paint lol btw in thes space left you just add what ever you want click on it to make it bigger look betterthat way

dont close the topic yet im working on mine

that was good especialy the editing

noooooooooooooooooooooooo let me win plz ill give u the money

lol my mum was right im beast at gfx

probly tea guy or mr red

u suk for saying that my mumy said ur a liyer and my gfx is godly

WELL WHAT DO U THINK

well im going to do it but im wating to come back from holiday plus if you wann unsticky it then its really ur choice

yes i beat vip im as uber as the soy hunh

yaaa i win lol

sorry didnt know

First of I just want to say that I did not come up with this mod. All credit goes to +Pa Fallen. This might take you some time. Microsoft expects us to pay close to 200 bucks to upgrade the Xbox 360 hard drive from a 20 GB to a 120 GB. That's about 120gb SATA drive actually costs. But with this slightly tricky hack, you can bundle while boosting your game consoles storage capacity to hold more music, video and other media files, and now hold your games. You'll need a DOS installation on a writable flas thumb drive for this hack. [ the utility does not work under windows, and you'll also be disconnecting your pc's hard drive.] First grab a spare USB thumb drive and copy the HP Drive key boot utility [ find.pcworld.com/61421]to it.The utility is designed for HP flash drives,but it works on other types of flash drives,too. Also download and mount a DOS image file [ find.pcworld.com/61422 ]. In windows Vista, right-click the HP utility and run it as administrator. Select the thumb drive, choose the FAT structure, click the Create a DOS startup disk check box, and pick the DOS files when prompted. Then download the DOS xbox utility, HDDhackr [find.pcworld.com/61423], copy it to the root level of the thumb drive. This hack is designed to work with a specific drive, the 120gb Western Digital Scorpio, model number WDGWD1200BEVS. You'll be replacing the drive's native firmware with Xbox-recognized firmware. You can track down the firmware online by doing a search for "hddss.bin 120 Xbox 360." Place the hddss.bin file in the root of your DOS thumb drive. With your pc turned off, unplug any other SATA devices and then connect the new Scorpio drive to one of the SATA cables and to a power lead. Afterward, boot from your DOS thumb drive [ specify a boot drive in your PC's BIOS, if necessary]. At the DOS commandline, type run hddhackr-f and press <enter>. You'll be prompted to make a backup of the original drive firmware; do so. Continue with the process to flash the firmware on the new hard drive. After a few seconds, you'll be prompted to restart the computer. Once you have done so, run the "hddhackr-f" command again, and it should report that the hard drive has been formatted for the Xbox 360. Use torx screwdrivers to remove the 20gb hard drive from your Xbox and to remove the drive from its case. Swap the formatted western digital drive into the case, put it back together, and start the console. Follow the prompt under System - memory to format the new drive; after formatting is complete, the drive will be ready to use. If you don't really get it check the video: Cannot Be Displayed

big hard ware shop

no there are led strips

yes he did put glass in and tht tut is not how to put glass it the hole thing including the neon

now im not intrested but you should include his ranks in diff playsts and acchivments his missing in halo

no problem im going to post another tut to make ur 360 look like this

no prob if it get sticked ill put up another how to case mod ur 360

This part of the tut is how to cut the window. I started with the HDD enclosure today. So, we all know what the HDD looks like in it's default form: After opening it up, i pulled the top piece apart from everything else, and then I masked it up: Almost done cutting: Done sanding. Just have to make the edges smoother: Now, the 360 HDD enclosure has a nice chrome side: That fits like this: But that little bridge in the middle is in the way, so it needed to go: All done, no plexi yet though: And then, finished!! All pimped out with a nice 1.5mm clear plexi window This part of the tutorial will show you the proper way to install lights in your hdd. How to install lights in Xbox 360 HDD Items needed: LED's of your choice (leds) Wire Hot glue gun A Soldering Iron Solder For this tutorial we will be using a HDD that has been modified so we can see through it. Step 1: Take apart the HDD Step 2: Take out the HDD cables Step 3: The wires we will be modifying are the yellow and black cables Step 4: Strip a small section of the Yellow (5v) and Black (Ground) wire Step 5: Solder all the leds to the wires you have. Step 6: Solder a wire to the Yellow and Black wire and hot glue it to the side of the case. (resester is not required but you could place one if you want) Step 7: Hot glue all the leds in the spots you would like them to be Step 8: Solder all the wires and leds together. Make sure that each led is attached to a wire coming from the yellow wire, and the other part of the led coming from the black wire. then reassemble your case. All credit goes to DAE_JA_VOO

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dan u now what i just might donate to u

some whare between £30 and £40 pounds