I was unaware that you couldn’t use the first-gen Zune as an external drive via USB without hacking it and now, apparently, the new firmware has locked down that hack. I wouldn’t know, I hardly used my Zune since I didn’t have enough hard drive space on my MacBook to install Windows, which I’ve done since my upgrade to Leopard and I finally got myself an external.
Oh, XP, how I’ve missed thee. Nevertheless, the crafty folks over at the Zunerama forums have figured it all out and now you may resume using your Zune as a USB drive.
The usual disclaimers apply: backup your registry first; be very careful; and don’t blame us if things go wrong.
View: Full Story @ Crunchgear
Oh, XP, how I’ve missed thee. Nevertheless, the crafty folks over at the Zunerama forums have figured it all out and now you may resume using your Zune as a USB drive.
The usual disclaimers apply: backup your registry first; be very careful; and don’t blame us if things go wrong.
View: Full Story @ Crunchgear
It's a registry change to Windows.
It quite literally changes nothing on the Zune itself.
What a pointless page
Geez . . . take the pic off, please!
Geez . . . take the pic off, please!
A iPod also looks horrible.
Geez . . . take the pic off, please!
Just because it's brown?
and1direct: aLife: go get one...
I'm getting tempted to buy one from over there and import it to Australia myself
The company that does it however, doesn't.
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