Popskinz

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@Popskinz said:

@MikkaQ said:

Sounds like you must have reformatted the stick to get the file on from your computer.

Yeah well I'm always forced to use formatting.

Then the data on the stick is lost. The xbox sticks are specially formatted, PCs can't read them without specific software, it probably just erased everything and made it FAT32 when you tried to move the file over.

Sounds like you must have reformatted the stick to get the file on from your computer.

@Popskinz: Do what @Finstern told you to do.

Has anyone any other suggestions?

Xbox 360 save files are stored in a "CON" file without any extensions, each CON file is digitally signed to your Gamertag, if the signatures don't match the xbox simply does not display them and pretends like nothing is there. If you toyed with your save file or your pc changed them in anyway you need to resign them to your Gamertag.

There are numerous pieces of software for doing this but it involves copying your gamertag onto the usb, using a special piece of software to access the part of the usb it is stored to, copying it off that partition, opening your Gamertag, finding your signature, copying it into your save files using the CON Resigner (hint!) and inject your saves back into the partition of your USB the xbox reads.

Gosh darn it..

This is just an utter disaster; I transferred my Dark Souls save onto an USB Flash Drive and then put that Flash Drive in my computer, since I wanted to see if it was possible to download Dark Souls saves and characters online, just for the fun of it. I then found a save, put it in the Flash Drive and then back into my Xbox 360.
 I then did all the configuration of the device and it said okay, but when I opened the contents of the Flash Drive, it doesn't detect any of my saves at all.
 
Horrified, I tried to take out and insert the device again, but my Xbox says that the Flash Drive includes 0 kb -- meaning none.
 
Any ideas what to do?

@Twinsun said:

Recently, playing the Jak II and Jak 3 HD Collection. Some parts of both those games really made me cuss up a storm, especially Jak II.

I remember not enjoying Jak II very much, partly because of how difficult it could get and partly because I just wanted more platforming goodness and less angsty gunplay.