Hacking How To Rip Xbox One Games from the Store to your PC

[TNTHPS]

You guys might already know about this, but I haven't been able to find information anywhere, so I made my own video about it.



As of right now, as far as I know, there's nothing we can actually do with the files once we have them, but I could see this being very valuable information in the future.

You can also use this to download the uwp versions of the backwards compatible Xbox 360 and Original Xbox games.

 

[DinohScene]

Typical backupping which technically also can be done with just connecting the drive to a PC's SATA interface.
It's pretty much useless.

 

[TNTHPS]

Typical backupping which technically also can be done with just connecting the drive to a PC's SATA interface.
It's pretty much useless.

I wouldn't call it useless unless you're also calling the ability to backup useless. I would personally prefer to obtain my backups without removing my Xbox One drive.

The dream, of course, is that one day we will be able to do something with the files.

 

[DinohScene]

I wouldn't call it useless unless you're also calling the ability to backup useless. I would personally prefer to obtain my backups without removing my Xbox One drive.

Aside from dumping data, you can't do anything else.
Yes the ability to backup games is amazing but you can also connect an external drive to the Xbone and re-dowload every game as a backup.
Or, move all the downloaded games to a external drive and pluck them off off there.

 

[TNTHPS]

Aside from dumping data, you can't do anything else.
Yes the ability to backup games is amazing but you can also connect an external drive to the Xbone and re-dowload every game as a backup.
Or, move all the downloaded games to a external drive and pluck them off off there.

You're right, you could use an external drive. However, the last time I tried that, I had to completely reset my external drive and reinstall every game. Maybe it's better now, that was probably over a year ago.

I just think it's pretty cool, and as far as I know, there wasn't any information about ripping them straight from the store before this.

 

[DinohScene]

You're right, you could use an external drive. However, the last time I tried that, I had to completely reset my external drive and reinstall every game. Maybe it's better now, that was probably over a year ago.

I just think it's pretty cool, and as far as I know, there wasn't any information about ripping them straight from the store before this.

Personally, I'd be much happier with a way to backup game discs then backing up digital games.
MS barely removes games from the store so I don't feel the need to dedicate what ever precious space is left on me server for Xbone games that I can easily re-download again ;p

I'm all for digital preservation tho.

 

[dominater01]

can you get apps this way thats what i want

 

[dominater01]

this would be helpful if anyone bought the retail package at xb1emu they could rip it with this

 

[CuriousTommy]

It is probably safe to assume that these files are encrypted, which prevents us from being able to access the assets or executable.

 

[dominater01]

these are eappx files unless we figure out how to patch these files it wont be as easy as the windows store is

 

[Cannon007]

Anyone check if it was as simple as decrypting using Microsoft’s tool and then packaging it as a appx bundle to install under dev mode?

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...x-tool#encrypt-or-decrypt-a-package-or-bundle

 

[CuriousTommy]

Anyone check if it was as simple as decrypting using Microsoft’s tool and then packaging it as a appx bundle to install under dev mode?

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...x-tool#encrypt-or-decrypt-a-package-or-bundle

On the site you link, it talks about supplying a key as one of the arguments. As far as I am aware (feel free to prove me wrong), no one has publicly released the keys needed to decrypt the Xbox One titles (and I highly doubt that Microsoft would be foolish enough to use the global test key to encrypt their software).

 

[Cannon007]

On the site you link, it talks about supplying a key as one of the arguments. As far as I am aware (feel free to prove me wrong), no one has publicly released the keys needed to decrypt the Xbox One titles (and I highly doubt that Microsoft would be foolish enough to use the global test key to encrypt their software).

My computer was damaged recently so I can’t see if they were that foolish, but sometimes companies make stupid errors, and that’s why I asked if anyone tried it.

 

[dominater01]

if anyone wants to try heres a eappx file

http://www.mediafire.com/file/uyfft...2.9.70_neutral_zpdnekdrzrea0.EAppxBundle/file

 

[dominater01]

i've tried apps, games, dlc, and creators club games and all of them are encrypted

why the windows store gives appx and appxbundle is beyond me

 

[Pickle_Rick]

i've tried apps, games, dlc, and creators club games and all of them are encrypted

why the windows store gives appx and appxbundle is beyond me

The e probably stands for encrypted.

 

[t3dev]

The e probably stands for encrypted.

yeah it does

 

[DRAGONBALLVINTAGE]

Any news?

 

[Dominator211]

this has the potential to be interesting, better get all your games now before Microsoft goes all Nintendo on us

 

[DRAGONBALLVINTAGE]

This should do something?

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...orizon-3/14493c01-8d73-4582-8967-f8823c248663

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/54ra7x/forza_horizon_3_and_halo_forge_have_had_their_efs/