Ok so i was reading on a post to format my 500GB external harddrive because i did something to mess it up when i was modding MW2.

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• Party Buffalo Drive Explorer 2.0.1.0 (Latest version) Download To use, connect your drive (if using a drive), press File>Open>Open Drive Selector>Select your drive. If you're not using a drive, load your file by going to File>Open>Open Dump. Features so far. • Backing up of drive • Extracting files • Reading files • Reading backups/files that are a single FATX partition (such as the xlaunch.fdf file found in devkats) • USB support added 1/13/2010 • Backing up security sector • STFS implimentation (so you can see the game name/file name of an STFS package • Undelition Future updates. • Adding support for memory units • Writing to individual sectors/clusters • Reading form individual sectors/clusters • Anything else that people would want • Package creation Downloads. I dunno why this is happening I tried Compatibility mode but I have two drives hooked up via SATA channels 5, 6 in IDE Mode Both formatted using hddhackr one is BPVT - 320GB LPVX - 320GB I know the LPVX is not marked as supported But i did a job with this same drive a few months ago in windows 8.1 I made this post The only thing that has changed is that I'm running Tech Preview Windows 10 but like I said its compatibility mode and so far everything is working even avast is up and working in 10 I guess 10 COULD be the issue?

But I don't see how ANYWAYS the issue I'm getting is when trying to select either hard drives results in this error then if i click continue when i try to do anything to the drive even browse the one with files to copy it just crashes. Code: See the end of this message for details on invoking just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box. ************** Exception Text ************** System.ArgumentException: Handle does not support synchronous operations. The parameters to the FileStream constructor may need to be changed to indicate that the handle was opened asynchronously (that is, it was opened explicitly for overlapped I/O). I dunno why this is happening I tried Compatibility mode but I have two drives hooked up via SATA channels 5, 6 in IDE Mode Both formatted using hddhackr one is BPVT - 320GB LPVX - 320GB I know the LPVX is not marked as supported But i did a job with this same drive a few months ago in windows 8.1 I made this post The only thing that has changed is that I'm running Tech Preview Windows 10 but like I said its compatibility mode and so far everything is working even avast is up and working in 10 I guess 10 COULD be the issue? But I don't see how ANYWAYS the issue I'm getting is when trying to select either hard drives results in this error then if i click continue when i try to do anything to the drive even browse the one with files to copy it just crashes. Code: See the end of this message for details on invoking just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.

************** Exception Text ************** System.ArgumentException: Handle does not support synchronous operations. The parameters to the FileStream constructor may need to be changed to indicate that the handle was opened asynchronously (that is, it was opened explicitly for overlapped I/O). Oksfordskij oprosnik schastjya. Xbox 360 FATX Drive Explorers will not recognise my new 2TB 360 usb drive on a PC. Hi all, I'm not sure if I'm in the right place to ask this question on this thread but none of the Xbox 360 FATX Hard Drive & USB Explorers will recognise, mount or see my new 2TB 360 usb drive. I've tried using Xtaf, Party Buffalo and Horizon 2 but none of them see the drive. I've got an original Hitachi 360 drive, a couple of HDDHACKED WD drives and a few USB flash drives that mount just fine on the PC.

I initially connected the 2TB Seagate Barracuda drive to the 360 via a SATA to USB caddy, which the 360 recognised just fine. I formatted it on the 360 using this caddy, copied data to it fine and I was happy until I connected it to the PC. However, When I formatted the drive on the 360, it didn't give me the option of allocating the amount of space I wanted to use.

I only gave me the format option and it used the full capacity of the drive. When on the PC, the drive is there and mounted because I can see it there in Device Manager but, like I said, none of the FATX Explorers will see it even though they can see all the other FATX drives when connected to the PC. Q1: Will it make a difference if I use the same caddy but connect it to the PC via SATA to eSATA? I will try that tonight and see but I fail to see why that would make a difference. Q2: Is it because the 360 may have an issue with Seagate drives?

Even though I've read a lot of articles indicating this to be true, I tend to doubt it because they have a dedicated Seagate external drive on the retail market here: 'Besides, the 360 doesn't appear to have any issues with my Seagate drive, what so ever. Q3: Or is this just the nature of the new update that allows you to have up to 2TB external USB storage but won't let you see the drive on the PC? This may be Microsoft just being the fascist bastards they have always been! Any help of feedback will be greatly appreciated. Cheers, BELDAM. From what you have said it would appear with larger drives the entire hard drive is been formatted. With usb memory sticks the usb drive was formatted as FAT32 and the 360 content was stored in a container on the FAT32 formatted drive.