That's not far off my setup.
1. On your 360, save your game to your USB stick or copy the save from your HDD to the USB stick
2. Insert USB stick into your PC's USB port.
3. Run USBXTAF
4. Navigate to the profile/game you're going to use, right-click the save, and extract it somewhere easy to find, like your desktop
5. Open Modio or Horizon
6. Open the save you extracted to the desktop (save3 or what have you)
... From there, you should be able to view the file contents of the save
7. In Modio, you can click the right tab on the save info screen to get the file contents, select the only file available (it will have the same name as the original save) and extract it somewhere OTHER than where you saved the file from your USB (a good place is your XCOM compression tool's folder).
8. Open a command prompt (this brings you to a black screen with a C: prompt)
9. Navigate to wherever your XCOM compression tool is, you can do this by using the change directory command (i.e. cd users) this is easier if you know the path for your xcom compression tool, or if you put the folder directly on the C drive.
10. If the file you extracted with Modio/Horizon is in the folder, the next part is simple:
11. type the part in quotes, but replace the asterisks with the number of your save "xcom -d save* save*.d"
... this will produce a decompressed version of your save
12. You can now edit that file (save*.d) with idlehands' editor, make sure to save over the same ".d" file and NOT the original
13. Go back to the command prompt screen, now type this (the part inside quotes) "xcom -c save*.d save*" -- this is basically the same thing as before, but backwards. This should produce a compressed version of your save
14. Go back to modio/horizon, while still looking at the file contents, look at the file you previously extracted. Select "replace" and then select the compressed file you just made.
15. Within Modio select rehash & resign
16. Go to USBXTAF, with the drive still open, you can select the save you just previously extracted. Delete it, then inject the save you saved to the desktop earlier (should be newly rehashed and resigned). After that's done, close the drive, and select safely remove hardware before removing your usb.
17. You should now be able to load up the save from the drive in your xbox.
Worth noting that this list of instructions doesn't really provide for back ups (I tend not to bother if the save was just made).





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