Could anyone lend me a HDD Transfer Kit


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These are extortionate prices on eBay, surely someone has one here, if you post it out to me I will post it straight back as soon as I've used it as I plan on buying a 60GB HDD from eBay to replace my current 20GB HDD.

Oh yeah, and it has to be one that works with the 60GB HDD as I hear some only work with the 120GB HDD.

That's a lot of typing GB HDD for oen post but yeah, can anyone help me, please?

Thanks in advance,

Richard.

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These are extortionate prices on eBay, surely someone has one here, if you post it out to me I will post it straight back as soon as I've used it as I plan on buying a 60GB HDD from eBay to replace my current 20GB HDD.

Oh yeah, and it has to be one that works with the 60GB HDD as I hear some only work with the 120GB HDD.

That's a lot of typing GB HDD for oen post but yeah, can anyone help me, please?

Thanks in advance,

Richard.

How about you pay for their postage and maybe slip them a ?10 or something?:pp

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Yeah, I'd maybe be willing to do that.

But scratch that after all, I don't have enough money after all to go buying over-priced Hard Drives at the moment, but I may need this in the future.

I think that, as the microsoft gaming community is so strong here on neowin we should definately have a transfer kit that we share around with people just paying for postage, it'd be really nice if someone gave up their kit for this cause after they'd used it.

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Yay 1300 Posts xD

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If you have a PC and have SATA on your motherboard you could just spend ?30-?35 on a 120GB drive and you can do all the transferring from your PC. If not i'm sure there is a nice neowinian who would do it for you.

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If you have a PC and have SATA on your motherboard you could just spend ?30-?35 on a 120GB drive and you can do all the transferring from your PC. If not i'm sure there is a nice neowinian who would do it for you.

Haha, don't tempt me!

Does anyone have a picture of their, or someone else';);) Xbox 360 with a modded Hard Drive on it, just so I can see how good/bad it actually looks.

(I realise it looks a lot better in your wallet than when you buy the official HDD)

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I had a 60GB drive for Christmas. Borrowed the transfer kit off my brother - he got his when he bought his 120GB drive - and it didn't work.

I called Microsoft and explained the situation, that having a 60GB drive and the older transfer kit didn't seem to work - and they sent me the transfer kit for free in the post.

And it worked perfectly. Give them a call!

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Thanks for the feedback ckempo :)

If I were to mod the HDD. You don't have to send the HDD in with the console for repairs do you? You don't have to buy anything other than the 120GB WD HDD do you? And can you still use the 20GB HDD afterwards (i.e. sell it on eBay?)

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Thanks for the feedback ckempo :)

If I were to mod the HDD. You don't have to send the HDD in with the console for repairs do you? You don't have to buy anything other than the 120GB WD HDD do you? And can you still use the 20GB HDD afterwards (i.e. sell it on eBay?)

Modding the hard drive, it just goes into the original 360 HD case so it looks no different. It isn't like some dirty selotape job and you can still use the 20GB afterwards just it won't have the case so selling it wouldn't get you much.

The 360 breaks you just send the console back in without the hard drive. Mine broke a couple of weeks ago and i just sent back the console.

Yes, all you need is the WD Scorpio drive to do it (other than the SATA port in your PC) and a few downloaded files that are easily available. It is very easy to do. Took me less than an hour to do.

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^ i'm going to be doing that very soon, i hate that i can't even download a trailer on the marketplace because my arcade games and installed game are on there. it leaves about 1 to 2 gb's free and that's reserved for one demo at the time.. :/

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If you have a PC and have SATA on your motherboard you could just spend ?30-?35 on a 120GB drive and you can do all the transferring from your PCIf not i'm sure there is a nice neowinian who would do it for you.b>

Would it be innappropriate to ask if anyone would do this for me if I paid them for the parts/postage/time?

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