I found a video about a month ago that showed how to transfer files between Xbox and PC without the need for an FTP client by adding it as a network device. I've since reinstalled Windows and can't find the video. Anyone know how to do this?
Access Xbox from Windows file explorer
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this is godreborn. I've been banned from the site, but I can't stand by and see someone struggle. you need to tell windows explorer that you want a networked drive. in its place, type ftp://name_of_xbox or ip. that's all. if you want to do so with devmode only, you need to use the credentials in the xbox portal. there's probably a tutorial somewhere. if you do the former, you will have access to most things. I suggest using advanced file manager. there's a special option in the one on xbox live to allow a full access version that hasn't been discovered by microsoft. it allows access to the C drive, but I do not know if it allows ftp or just manual transfer of files.
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