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Use Your Zune as a Hard Drive
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The Zune can be used to store and transfer file formats such as zip files, pdf files and word documents. Want to take your data with you when you travel - Check out this little mod where you can use your Zune as a portable hard drive -no Zune hardware or software changes are required at all.
Here’s the Step-by-Step guide
Important Note: Make sure your Zune is not plugged in and your Zune software isn’t running
- Open up regedit by going to the start menu and selecting “run”.
- Type regedt32 and hit “OK”
- Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet001\Enum\USB\
- Search for “PortableDeviceNameSpace”. This should be contained in the Vid_####&Pid_####\########_-_########_-_########_-_########\Device Parameters within the above …\USB\
- (The ##’s listed above will be numbers and letters specific to your Zune)Change the following values:
- EnableLegacySupport to 1
- PortableDeviceNameSpaceExcludeFromShell to 0
- ShowInShell to 1
- Plug in your Zune, and make sure the Zune Software starts up.
- You can now open My Computer and browse to your Zune; note it is not assigned a drive letter.
2 Responses to “Use Your Zune as a Hard Drive”
February 1st, 2009 at 10:05 am
I tried the to turn my zune to a hard drive useing the steps u suggested but everytime i try to copy my music to another folder it comes up as a ALB file wit 0 bytes
February 28th, 2009 at 8:48 pm
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