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you have to use xbox 360 back up creator
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Download Xbox Image Browser, open the .iso in that application and extract.
...And when you like the game, make sure to support the developers.
...And when you like the game, make sure to support the developers.
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NO............... If your on a jtag the put the actual files on to the root of your hard drive (must be internal this is gta5 install disk), then extract disk 2 and follow the normal process in back up creator.. second disk can be installed to int/ext HDD, usb memory sticks where ever.. if you got it like that then disk 1 is ready to go just transfer it DO NOT run through XBC its already been done for you...
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***EDIT*** these have both been done for you copy the files from disk 1 to your HDD leave the rar file on the pc, same with disk 2 but that can go anywhere and also leave the rar file on the pc... you wont need to install it either as your jtag has it pre-installed by disk 1 being put on the internal memory
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burnleyesenihc
***EDIT*** these have both been done for you copy the files from disk 1 to your HDD leave the rar file on the pc, same with disk 2 but that can go anywhere and also leave the rar file on the pc... you wont need to install it either as your jtag has it pre-installed by disk 1 being put on the internal memory
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