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Because people move on in life. It was hinted at a just for now thing.. but it looks like it might be dead completely.. I would have at least figured that during this time something might have snuck out.. but yeah.

Game invites do expire on Xbox mate.. but, what you are asking is close to server emulation, which this site doesn't condone.

You can't get onto a server that has been shut down.. they no longer exists.. the software that runs them is non-existent.. Some games.. have a p2p system.. instead of dedicated ones.. even still, they require connection to base server to match the game

you need to post your questions in english.. but there is a skin tool that changes that pic..

depends which emulator mate.. as far as i know, only the retroarch unofficial build lets you use cheats..

if it is a problem with the hdd, that could mean it is going bad mate.. you would just need a new one

Aurora isn't meant to hotswap iirc.. it probably is sorting it's self out due to the console id being different

How do you know the power supply works as it should?? Have you take a voltmeter to it? Does it produce the proper voltage under load? Have you used said power supply in a different Xbox??

Have you tried unplugging the power supply completely?? Could be a bad power supply all together as well.. Also, if you can see the chip glitching, then it might be a bad timing file?? Or even a bad solder job coming undone inside. You might have to open your console and check mate

They changed it to the metro dash mate.. that dashboard is long gone. You could run an older version of the kernel, you'd just have to patch games, and TUs wouldn't work normally cuz of the change.. games have a minimum dash required..

You haven't tried every solution.. the simplest way, put a default launch.ini on a USB drive.. poof problem fixed 😁

why it loads up like that? i dont know, but have you tried opening it up from within xuitools?? it might be a file association problem.

you obviously havent searched around..

The kernel will look for it there, aurora won't, as it hadn't been updated to include usb devices, but if the tu is in the correct location on usb, it'll bypass aurora tu management. As of 17349, usb devices has changed, any fat32 device can function as internal hdd (in laymen's terms).. just make a content/(16 0's)/ Like that is found on the internal drive.