Flash Your XBox360 Hitachi 46D 47D And 59

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Updated: 24-Jul-07
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Here's a video tutorial on flashing your XBox360 to play backup/copied games. You should only do this if you plan on backing up your own games.

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Flash Your XBox360 Hitachi 46D 47D And 59

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couple questions
ok so my first question is when you have the power cord out do you cut the wires or remove the wires to put the clothes pins in? second question where can I get that xbins program? and third when you close up the xbox do you keep the clothes pins in the power cord, or replug in the old cables or what? this is my first time trying somethin like this and I have semi good knowledge about this stuff so good to detailed answers would be appreciated =D
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Contact
Hello, I really dont know where to get a resistor of 1K, and also other things. Is it possible if you can e-mail me at srivan01@gmail.com. Thanks
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BAT
how do u open the bat file on the command prompt it wont let me!! =[
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Easy answer...
Did you use a 1/2watt or 1/4watt resistor?
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i hate to be the one to ask...
Why are we flashing it?
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- why?
  to play backups (burned copies of games). The 360 won't do this without flashing it.
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help!
the 1K resistor =?ohms ????????
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- 1k = 1000
  1k = 1000. or 1k ohms, 1000 ohms.
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More info
You did not tell us how to put it all back... not all of us are good at DIY stuff..
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