moses_373

No problem!

Here's an idea, once you have your games off of the internal, use the microsoft dash to format your hard drive. That will get rid of everything that you don't need and restore your drive as though it were brand new.

Then it has to be the overscan settings, hard to tell however, since this picture was taken in the dark and you can't see the edge of the television. It could also be your miscrosoft dash settings as well. Make sure that the settings in the stock microsoft dash are optimized for your television first and THEN start fiddling around with your FSD video settings.

If it's not overscan then it must be the widescreen setting on your tv.

If what I'm thinking your saying is correct, you want to wipe out all of the files for the microsoft dashboard on your Xbox. To do this you'd have to delete them out of your flash memory. Please do not do this. You need to understand that Freestyle dash isn't actually a replacement for microsoft's dashboard. It is a game that acts like a dashboard that uses the microsoft dashboard resources to run itself. If you want to install FSD to your usb just use the installer available to you on this site. Then you can delete your old FSD from off of your internal drive.

That looks excellent! I'm going to try this out, thank you for your hard work!

That was quick!

This is fantastic news, some guys just never seem to slow down. I wish I had some coding skills so that I could donate some effort to this project. Oh well, I guess I'll just show some support with my monies!

Pardon the stupid question, but has your Xbox 360 been modded to allow homebrew applications to run on it?

This is awesome!

That sounds awesome! I can't wait to try it!

Why not just set it to 65 in dashlaunch?

you could always try xm360, it has always worked well for me!

Sad to hear that team fsd will be disbanding. It seems like the scene is starting to get quieter all of the time. I guess you can only code for free for so long before you have to move on to other things. I've been using fsd since 1.2 when you had to download all of your artwork onto a flash drive and then transfer it over. It sure has come a long way since then. I personally owe a big thanks to team fsd for the amazing features included in each release of the dashboard. I have modded many Xboxes over the years and the main thing that convinces customers to decide to mod their rig is Freestyle dash. One look at what it is capable of and they are hooked. Nothing else comes close. You guys do fantastic work, may you find success in all of your future endeavors.

I think E3 made a little dongle that could downgrade from a limited set of dashboards. I was researching it a while back but now I forget the particulars.

It could just be the widescreen setting on your tv

If you're looking to create more room for a hard drive or whatnot, you could always strip the drive and just leave the drives logic board in place. However, don't they have a no DVD drive option when you build your Nand image with freeboot?

Phenomenal! I love skins that have a unique feel to them!

If the folder on the usb drive is named $system update, try renaming it to $$ystem update and give that a go. Alternatively, you could temporarily disable the plugin in the dashlaunch program that prevents the Xbox from finding system updates and then just plug in your kinect and except the update.

I would suggest you reinstall fsd3

if you installed dashlaunch via the install disk I believe the app is found inside the freestyle folder. You should be able to launch it from there

You can block xbox live membership creation and connection from the parental settings on the retail dash, for an extra layer of security, just block system updates in dashlaunch.

which is a double negative that doesn't make sense... the rule of thumb here being that if irishdave gives you a piece of advice, follow it.

A skin with a video teaser? Way to go Murf, now everyone is gonna have to put a video out before they release a skin!

Could it possibly be that your laser is dying? We change out lasers for people at the shop all of the time, usually costs less then $10 for the part. If you do replace your laser, there is a little ball of solder that bridges a couple of pads in order to prevent static damage while the laser is in transit. you'll need to remove this before you install. Other than that it sounds like your system should be working fine. You have the latest dashlaunch, fsd and microsoft kernel, so the only other thing I can think of that would cause the problem would be hardware.