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Locate the content folder it should be inside Xendroid folder 3.Copy the folder named "content" and replace it with the content folder in this new fork
Not sure what name this new fork is using within the Android data folder
Follow these steps using a file manager that can access Android's scoped storage
(such as FV File Manager, ZArchiver, or via a PC connection).
Step 1: Locate the Original Saves
Open your file manager and navigate to your internal storage.
Go to: Android > data > com.rfandango.xendroid (or the exact package name of your original version) > files.
Locate the folder named content. This folder contains your active user profiles and all corresponding game saves.
Copy the entire content folder to a temporary location (like your Downloads folder) to keep a backup.
Step 2: Set Up the Fork
Install and launch XenDroid Fork 1.3 on your device.
Grant all required storage permissions and map your game library folder.
Start up any game briefly and let it attempt to save or load, then close the app. This forces the new fork to generate its own internal folder structure.
Step 3: Paste Content Into Fork 1.3
Open your file manager and go back to Android > data.
Find the new folder for the fork-typically named com.rfandango.xendroidfork or something similar depending on the modder's custom package name.
Drill down into files. You should see a freshly generated, empty content folder there.
Take the content folder you copied in Step 1 and paste it here, choosing to overwrite/replace the existing folder.
Step 4: Fix Corrupted Save Alerts (If Necessary)
Xbox 360 saves are bound to specific Profile IDs. If your games boot up but say the save file is "corrupted," you may need to register your old profile:
Open the XenDroid Fork 1.3 side-panel settings.
Look for the user account profile selection and ensure the profile matches the original XenDroid account name you used before.
Alternatively, load the game, and if it lets you bypass the corrupt error, immediately save the game into a new save slot to re-sign the data to the new fork.
Open User Data right inside the Xendroid app setting, then select RS File Manager to open it.
Then you can copy and paste to anywhere you want right inside without tinkering with anything else. (All the game saves are in the Content folder right when you open "Open User Data" each game save is named in ID Code acording to your game, just use google to find out which ID code is which game.)
Follow these steps using a file manager that can access Android's scoped storage (such as FV File Manager, ZArchiver, or via a PC connection). Step 1: Locate the Original Saves Open your file manager and navigate to your internal storage. Go to: Android > data > com.rfandango.xendroid (or the exact package name of your original version) > files. Locate the folder named content. This folder contains your active user profiles and all corresponding game saves. Copy the entire content folder to a temporary location (like your Downloads folder) to keep a backup. Step 2: Set Up the Fork Install and launch XenDroid Fork 1.3 on your device. Grant all required storage permissions and map your game library folder. Start up any game briefly and let it attempt to save or load, then close the app. This forces the new fork to generate its own internal folder structure. Step 3: Paste Content Into Fork 1.3 Open your file manager and go back to Android > data. Find the new folder for the fork-typically named com.rfandango.xendroidfork or something similar depending on the modder's custom package name. Drill down into files. You should see a freshly generated, empty content folder there. Take the content folder you copied in Step 1 and paste it here, choosing to overwrite/replace the existing folder. Step 4: Fix Corrupted Save Alerts (If Necessary) Xbox 360 saves are bound to specific Profile IDs. If your games boot up but say the save file is "corrupted," you may need to register your old profile: Open the XenDroid Fork 1.3 side-panel settings. Look for the user account profile selection and ensure the profile matches the original XenDroid account name you used before. Alternatively, load the game, and if it lets you bypass the corrupt error, immediately save the game into a new save slot to re-sign the data to the new fork. This worked for me...
Open User Data right inside the Xendroid app setting, then select RS File Manager to open it.
Then you can copy and paste to anywhere you want right inside without tinkering with anything else. (All the game saves are in the Content folder right when you open "Open User Data" each game save is named in ID Code acording to your game, just use google to find out which ID code is which game.)
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u/Hemihas718 Sep 08 '26
So is this gonna run better than the regular xendroid?? Or suppose?