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How to install Port I/O on Windows
This tutorial should work on Windows Vista, 7, 8, and Windows 10.
Requirements
- Figure out whether you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows
- Find your System (info) and it should tell you next to "System Type".
- For Windows 10, right click the Windows icon on the bottom left and in the menu that pops up, click "System"
- Download Portio[bit].sys - Download the correct version for your Windows install
- [Click here to view this link]
- [Click here to view this link]
- For 64-bit Windows, you will need this: [Click here to view this link]
Skip to the next section of this tutorial if you have 32-bit Windows.
Through my experiences, I've noticed I've had to do something that I would have thought didn't matter, but I proved myself wrong today. Make sure you unplug any SATA DVD drive that you may have hooked up to your PC. Even though you may have disabled it (or DosFlash disables it) in the device manager, for some reason my PC couldn't detect my 360 until I actually unplugged the SATA cable.
1. Open up dseo13b.exe (download in the requirements). Right-click and "Run as Administrator".
2. Keep clicking "Next" and/or "Accept" until you get to this screen:
3. Like the picture above, click "Enable Test Mode", then click next. A pop up will appear, click OK:
4. Then click "Sign a System File" and click next:
5. There is no browse button so go to the folder (outside the program) and navigate to where the dosflash folder is. Copy the directory over and then you'll have to type "\portio64.sys" at the end of it. Should look similar to this:
6. Now you'll have to restart your computer. When you reboot, you should see this in your bottom right hand corner:
Installing Port I/O
While this is showing Windows 7, the same process can be used in any Windows above it. With Windows Vista, you may have to go to Start > Run and type the command below.
Open your start menu and under All programs there is the search bar; Windows 10, click the Search bar/Cortana bar. Type in:
Code:
hdwwiz.exe
It's going to give you a welcome message. Click next.
Then it will ask what you want the wizard to do. Select Search and install hardware automatically.
Its going to say it found nothing. Then ask if you want to select from a list. Click next.
Click "Show all Devices". Then click next.
It's going to say select the device driver software you want to install. Click "Have Disk"
It's going to tell you to insert the disc or browse to the files. Click browse.
Navigate to the folder you downloaded portio to and select "portio32.sys" for 32-bit users, or "portio64.sys" for 64-bit users.
In the next screen it's going to take you back to the driver list. Select (depending on your Win OS bit):
Code:
PortIO32 - Xbox 360 Device Driver
- OR -
PortIO64 - Xbox 360 Device Driver
Now I didn't go any further because I already have the drivers installed. It is going to ask you if you are sure you want to install these drivers. Select yes, then it will ask you again. Select yes and your drivers will install properly and you can flash with JungleFlasher with ease in any Windows versions.
Now you can follow some of these tutorials for fw modding/flashing
How to Firmware Mod your Xbox 360 using a Windows 64-bit OS
How to flash a Xbox 360 LiteOn DVD Drive with DosFlash v2.0
How to Flash any Xbox 360 Drive with a Laptop
Noobert's AIO Flashing Guide | Phat | Slim | Burner Max | PayLoad | Burn Games
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