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Posting Results: This is what worked just in case someone else has this same problem.... Also, I would like to note that this drive is used and a friend gave it to me. I am assuming that someone else gave it to him from a different Xbox that he had and different then mine. Anyhow this is what worked. I made a boot disk by formatting a floppy via WindowsXP Explorer. I copied to that disk the following: ATAPWD, HDLOCK, HDUNLOCK, WD Diagnostics (from WD website then one for DOS Mode, it has the program DLGDIAG5 in it). I had to keep the given drive as a Cable Select and put that in my MASTER spot on the Primary IDE controller and I also had to leave my normal SLAVE drive in the loop pinned as a SLAVE. I booted to the floppy, I ran ATAPWD and verified that the given drive was the Primary MASTER (I noted that S had a +, E had a +, L had a plus, F had a -, X had a -, and V had the letter h), I then ran HDUNLOCK and used TEAMASSEMBLY as the password with success, I then ran ATAPWD and noted the drive was now at the following: S had a +, E had a +, L had a -, F had a -, X had a -, and V had the letter m, I then ran DLGDIAG5 and made suer that the given drive was selected and I ran a QUICK TEST on it, I then wrote zeros to the drive in QUICK format and right after that I wrote zeros to the drive in FULL format. The drive right now is still writing zeros to the drive in FULL format and I can not post the exact outcome. But, I will say that it might be safe to assume that this is working and I will then be able to use this FREE 160GB WD HDD in my Xbox... I am glad this is over and the next step after this would be to have my Dashboard format this drive with 137+GB with G Support. Hope this little tut might help someone else some day...... Later.....
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