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You might as well just by the Action Replay since it comes with a memory card and the adapter to transfer saves to and from your PC.

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How to make a USB flash drive into an Xbox Memory Card By carterman Notes: 1)This guide was made on a Windows XP computer, so some things may be different for you, primarily in Step 5.

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Refer to this list here: The Xbox needs to be able to reformat your drive to the FATX format from FAT, so until you reformat your drive in Windows, it will only be usable on the Xbox.

For my own personal usage, I used a Sandisk cruzer mini 256MB; it cost me 30 at Office Depot, but there was a 12 or so mail-in rebate on it.

Use whatever you see best fits to your needs.

Obtain an Xbox USB adapter.

Unless you have the adapter from back when Microsoft was handing it out back in the PSO days, you will otherwise have to get one from eBay.

Most of the sellers are international - I got mine from depot4u, a Canadian eBayer, for about 10 US after shipping.

It doesnt appear to be the official adapter (no Xbox logos or anything on it), but it works just fine, so whatever.

Download Action Replay software.

This will be necessary to transfer save files back and forth from your computer, if you so desire.

And hey, if youre going to have a memory card that can plug into your computer, well, hey, why not:0) Install it.

It wont initially work with your memory card, but we can trick it into believing its an Action Replay device in order to transfer saves to and from your computer.

It should say that your memory card was corrupted and it had to be reformatted.

If so, go to Memory, and if you see a memory card listed in the controller port the adapter is plugged into, congratulations, you have a working Xbox memory card (My 256MB one is 15676 blocks) 5.

Get Action Replay to recognize memory card This is where we start backdooring things here, kids.

First, you will need to download USBVIEW.EXE: Now, plug your USB flash drive into a USB slot on your computer.

Open up USBVIEW.EXE, and find the port your memory card is plugged into.

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Go down to Universal Serial Bus controllers, click the plus to drop down the menu, and double click on USB Mass Storage Device (assuming that you have no other flash drives other than the memory card plugged into your computer).

Now, open up the Driver tab, click on Update Driver, choose to Install from a specific location, choose the Dont Search, Ill choose the driver to insatll button, click Next, Click Have Disk, click Browse, and open up the xbreader.inf file we previously edited.

You can now transfer saves to and from your memory card with ease.

Saves can be found all around the net - theres a bunch at, as well as various other places.

Congratulations, you have now made an Xbox memory card out of a USB Flash Drive Now go and back up your saves, or download some more, or do.other things which Im not sure I can mention on this board, but with some clever internet research you can find out what they are breathe Also feel free to WUL me, or send me money via PayPal via the e-mail address in my profile, or just stroke my ego and tell me how great I am.

Modifications like this do in fact have a point for many people.

Nice job though. hrblockquote Actually it is rather pointless.