It still works just fine, but doesn’t take full advantage of Windows 8 & 10 features. FATXplorer will not be able to unlock your disk if it is locked.ModernizationDriver: The current version of FATXplorer uses an older file system driver. You’ll also be able to format/customize your partitions.Disk Unlocking: I have researched the possibility of adding a disk locker/unlocker and came to the conclusion that some IDE/SATA - USB adapters do not support the ATA commands needed to carry out these operations. Some of you may find it quite interesting!Partitions: Aside from being able to look at all of that disk data, 3.0 will have full support for all official Microsoft stock partitions, and also customizations by the homebrew community (the partition table, larger disks with F drive). The plan is to provide some kind of viewer so everyone will be able to see this data. It’s relatively undocumented data and I’ve found some things that may not have been discovered before. After poking around quite a bit, I have mapped out basically 99% of it. There is a wealth of data: refurb information, manufacturing information, cache databases, XBL profile/machine information, and network configuration. The complexity came from the beginning sectors of the disk. The partition layout was easy to figure out. It’s important to me that original Xbox support is as complete as possible because so many people have expressed interest in it. Hi everyone, it’s been a while since the last update, so I wanted to provide an update on where things are.Original Xbox SupportThe hype around this feature is real and it’s really cool how the OG Xbox scene has come back to life.

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