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    • Here it is. The standard 20GB HDD for the Xbox 360.

    • Notice the proprietary adapter. Inside is just a pretty standard 2.5" SATA drive...

    • I took these pictures as I was putting it back together, hence the Microsoft warranty sticker looking a little funny.

    • You may also notice the screw in the bottom left is partly out. This is because as I was replacing the screw before it, I broke my bit. I was using a 1/16" flathead bit (I don't have a T6 Torx) and used just a little too much torque and it snapped. I found another 1/16" bit to finish, but didn't get a pic.

    • If you have Torx bits/drivers, use them. They will work much better than the flatheads.

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    • Remove the Microsoft warranty sticker. I used my fingernail. Note: doing so voids the warranty for the drive, if it is still valid.

    • It only voids the warranty for the drive, not the console, being as their warranties are separate.

    • Proceed to remove the four T6 Torx screws.

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    • Holding the drive top up, gently pull the top half up from the bottom half. The back will rotate up as the front is connected by two plastic clips.

    • These clips are most easily undone by rotating the top enclosure to about 30º then lifting it up firmly.

    • Be careful to not let it jerk violently during separation. Once the top is removed, there isn't much of anything holding the latch mechanism in place. It would be a bummer to lose the spring, though getting the latch assembly back in place if it comes out is not too difficult, just don't lose the spring.

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    • Remove the four T10 Torx screws.

    • Slide the cover towards the back of the enclosure and remove. There is a small dot of lock-tite on each screw, fyi.

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    • Here are the innards in all their glory.

    • The four screws that held the cover on also held the drive in place, so just pull off the SATA connector and the drive is almost free.

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    • To actually get the drive out, you must bend the back of the plastic part of the bottom enclosure down a little bit. Doing so shouldn't break anything, just don't go overboard and bend it excessively.

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    • All the parts disassembled. The adapter cable will probably come out as it doesn't seem to be attached directly, but removing it would have required bending the metal enclosure and I didn't want to mess with that.

    • I thought it interesting to note that the drive runs at 5V 0.62A when the enclosure states 5V 1A. I wonder where the other 380mA are going.

    • Also interesting to note: this is a Seagate drive, while the 250GB drive upgrade I mention in the description requires a WD drive. If I understood correctly, this is because the software to format the drive to be recognized by your 360 is written for the WD firmware.

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I happen to have an external HD enclosure (the original HD had a platter crash) that works perfectly to mount the XBox 360 HD to my PC for all sorts of uses, allowing for either USB or external SATA connectivity. :D

nonzerosum - Responder

Link to article seems to be down. Any mirrors? It woulb be much appreciated, Thanks

Chris Bersteinsson - Responder

Sounds and looks easy enough. But will replacing a 20 go drive with a 250 go drive now need any formatting or can I just plug it in and work?

James Mendez - Responder

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