USB Help

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  1. GunnerMan7

    GunnerMan7 New Member

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    Alright, so I wanted to mod up my skill points on MLB 2k11... I configured the USB... yada yada, and accidentaly deleted the Career1.whatever file from the usb while exploring on USB Xtaf Xplorer. I thought no problem, i'll just go re-save it... Well I tried to put my USB back into my xbox, and the xbox recognizes but now it says it can't configure it for some reason, I'm down right confused. So then I figured I would try to delete every file off the usb manually, by plugging and chugging in the computer... Well I put it in my desktop, Windows XP OS, and it makes the little "da doot" sound saying it knows somethings been inserted.. Well I go to my computer and try to find my usb, and it's not there. I've tried every usb port on my computer and xbox, no luck. Help? If any? Please?
     
  2. Michael_T

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    I'm afraid that your save file is gone . All you can do is try to erase the partition on the USB flash drive & make a new one .
     
  3. GunnerMan7

    GunnerMan7 New Member

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    I would like to do that, but my computer nor xbox can recognize my usb now. Any suggestions?
     
  4. Rick

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    click on start>type in create and format hard disk>select the first one>select your flash drive should be less than 16gb and format it.
     
  5. Azenor

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    After formating you might also try piriform recuva(use deep scan), to find the file and if possible, restore it. It might be that you might have not lost it completely.
     

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