Title Updates in Aurora

[AromaticPirate1320]

I installed Bad Update and some games, everything works flawlessly. However, title updates do not. I installed them to my USB drive in \Xbox360\System\Usb0\Cache (I don't have an HDD) and when I press Y on a game in Aurora I can see the title update and even enable it. But even though I do that, when I press the Xbox button and see the TU in the bottom right it still says 0.

The title updates are downloaded from No-Intro. I haven't tried Xbox Unity because they don't have them.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[snake_8]

I installed Bad Update and some games, everything works flawlessly. However, title updates do not. I installed them to my USB drive in \Xbox360\System\Usb0\Cache (I don't have an HDD) and when I press Y on a game in Aurora I can see the title update and even enable it. But even though I do that, when I press the Xbox button and see the TU in the bottom right it still says 0.

The title updates are downloaded from No-Intro. I haven't tried Xbox Unity because they don't have them.

Any help would be appreciated.

Title-Updates must be Yes or Yes on the console's Internal HDD.

If you don't want to buy an official HDD, you can use a Western Digital one and flash it on your PC as if it were original.
I can give you the tutorial if you want. I have a 4GB Slim Winchester motherboard, and it worked perfectly for me.

 

[AromaticPirate1320]

Title-Updates must be Yes or Yes on the console's Internal HDD.

If you don't want to buy an official HDD, you can use a Western Digital one and flash it on your PC as if it were original.
I can give you the tutorial if you want. I have a 4GB Slim Winchester motherboard, and it worked perfectly for me.

I see, I'll get an HDD then. Can you link the tutorial? Also, why do they show up and give me the option to toggle them even though they won't work? I also tried copying them to OnboardMU but had no luck. SO I guess HDD it is, then. Thanks.

 

[snake_8]

I see, I'll get an HDD then. Can you link the tutorial? Also, why do they show up and give me the option to toggle them even though they won't work? I also tried copying them to OnboardMU but had no luck. SO I guess HDD it is, then. Thanks.

Here's the tutorial I followed.
You can find the tools in the tutorial itself.

 

[nmagod]

how about a text tutorial instead

 

[AromaticPirate1320]

Here's the tutorial I followed.
You can find the tools in the tutorial itself.

I gave up on Bad Update so I tried it on my RGH Xbox with an HDD, but even when storing it on one I can't get it to work. It shows up, and I can enable it, but it still doesn't work. I have it on Hdd1/Content/0000000000000000/TITLE_ID/000B0000

 

[snake_8]

I gave up on Bad Update so I tried it on my RGH Xbox with an HDD, but even when storing it on one I can't get it to work. It shows up, and I can enable it, but it still doesn't work. I have it on Hdd1/Content/0000000000000000/TITLE_ID/000B0000

I use Bad Update and have no problems with Title Updates.
I download them from Aurora itself.
And for those that aren't in Aurora, I manually search for them on my PC and use 360 Content Manager 3.0 to create the exact path where they go. Then I transfer them to a USB drive using Aurora's File Manager.
I restart Aurora and run a Title Update Scan.
I hope this helps.

 

[AromaticPirate1320]

And for those that aren't in Aurora, I manually search for them on my PC and use 360 Content Manager 3.0 to create the exact path where they go. Then I transfer them to a USB drive using Aurora's File Manager.

How do I do that with 360 Content Manager?

 

[snake_8]

Here you see the Correct Route :

Create the same directory on a Fat32 USB drive and then copy them to HDD1 using Aurora's File Manager.
You can also copy them using the Original Menu Manager in the Storage section.

 

[Afeohtan]

Concerning the first post:

When you first load it, it moves the title updates to its own folder and away from the proper location on the HDD. I cannot stand this feature which is why I only use it for xefu spoofer or using cheats 'trainers' with Xbox 360 games.

 

[AromaticPirate1320]

Here you see the Correct Route :

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Create the same directory on a Fat32 USB drive and then copy them to HDD1 using Aurora's File Manager.
You can also copy them using the Original Menu Manager in the Storage section.

It worked! Thanks a lot.