Make sure you delete the old one first (make a backup before deleting). Plug the USB into your console and paste the modified save file.Close horizon in order to successfully eject the USB flash drive.Repeat this process around three times (Replacing followed by Rehashing).

Once the file is successfully replaced, hit the “Save, Rehash and Resign” button. Now select “SavGame.sav” which is the file you made changes using Gibbed and hit the “Open” button. Under the “Contents” tab, right-click on “SavGame.sav” and choose “Replace”.

When you are done making modifications, click on “Save” at the top then select the extracted file that you previously opened to overwrite the changes you have made.

Under the “General tab”, ensure the platform is selected as “360”.

Before opening, expand the drop-down for file types and make sure Xbox is selected.

To open the Xbox save file, click on “Open” and navigate to where you saved the file after extracting.

Select the directory you want the extracted save file to be saved.

Now, right-click on “SavGame.sav” then select “Extract”.

Click on the “Contents” tab on the far right. You should drop it into the huge space on the left.

Using device explore, navigate to where your USB flash drive is, then drag and drop the file that you had copied.

Once it’s done copying, plug the USB flash drive into your PC and open Horizon.Next, download and install Horizon and Gibbed to your PC.Then choose copy and select the USB flash drive as the destination. Open borderlands 2 and select the file that is named according to the current level you are in. Here you should see a list of all your games. To do that, go to settings > system > storage > Hard Drive > Games and Apps. To begin, plug a formatted USB flash drive into your Xbox console and copy your save data into it.What you will need for this is a USB flash drive, a PC, Xbox 360, Gibbed and Horizon mod tool.

In order to mod save files that exist in your Xbox console, these files need to be accessible from your PC.

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