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I am posting this information for research only. I do not condone, support or agree with piracy or any sort of "stealing" from companies such as Nintendo, Microsoft, Sony or any other company this research blog may encompass. This blog has been designed as a point of research for myself and others that want to learn from some of the techniques used by hackers, crackers, glitchers or anyone else that has spent the time to figure out the hardware, software or any other type of encryption or protection. Again, I or any affiliate of this blog do not condone the actions described in this blog. It is not suggested that you try any of these methods or techniques as they will void your warranty and may cause irreversible damage to your device.

Monday, July 30, 2012

Part 8: Using ABGX360 to repair and patch your ripped ISO files- How to get from knowing nothing to playing ISO files on a slim XBOX 360 working with XGD3 decryption

Disclaimer: I do not condone, support or agree with piracy. Pay the companies their dues as they have created great devices. I am not responsible for any damage, void warranties or other issues that you may encounter trying to follow these research guides. This information is for research/backup information only.

Part 8 – Using ABGX360 to repair and patch your ripped ISO files

This is Part 8 of a 10 Part tutorial on the different aspects of playing backup ISO files on an XBOX 360. In Part 8, I will explain how to use ABGX360 to repair your owned Xbox360 ISO files that you have ripped in a previous step.