Robin Hoods Playground

If you're interested, I have also created my own tutorial for flashing the BenQ drive with iPrep 101...for my own use. I made my tutorial based mainly on CoFree's videos/text tutorials. After flashing 3 machines and noticing that the procedure in all the tutorials happened to be laid out a tiny bit different than the way it actually happened in real life, I made my own detailed list of steps (in a text document) for my own reference when doing the flash myself. Lemme know if you want it.

FWIW, I also made text tutorials for:

• Ripping games with an SH-D162C Drive
• Stealth Checking your rip and SS checking it also
• Burning your game rip ISO with ImgBurn

Hey NeoRio, you are more than welcome to post those up in the member tutorials. We will proof them and make sure they are correct, but we would be glad to have the input if you have some.

yep
post them up in the members tutorials.

They are really nice tuts! Thanks for everyones help. I'll post back when this SATA card gets here and I've *hopefully* flashed my first 360

Thanks for the kind words. CoFree...can you pleaser remove the first tutorial I just posted?--I hit the submit button before making sure the pictures were in place. (I guess there is no way to attach an actual document, like a Word document, right?--it should be inline right in the post instead?)

hey cyan u should also check out dosflash32 method, cuz it's by far the easiest method for flashing a benq for us noobs.

Digital Menace wrote:hey cyan u should also check out dosflash32 method, cuz it's by far the easiest method for flashing a benq for us noobs.

your right man dos flash is good.
but
keep in mind that the dos window(cmd) scares the crap out of some people.

Hey CoFree, you realize that iprep is 100% dos based right? I mean, text fills the screen with the needed info, but it still runs from dos only, all you have to do is type the right information and hit enter