How do I use an older save File when using game pass on Xbox series x

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Because my 2 kids now share ultimate game pass or whatever is called this really isn't much use.

When the older son had his xbox one the 2 boys could share the gold pass and ultimate pass etc but now he has upgraded to x series these features are no longer shared between the 2 kids.

All I want is what they had when they both had xbox ones is to hVe the same now one has upgraded to x series.

I bought immortals fenyx rising on my xbox one and it won't transfer or start on my xbox series x.

To allow us to help you, can you explain how you are trying to transfer the game to your Series X console? And whjat happens when you try to transfer them? Take us through the steps you are trying.

As a quick guide:

To transfer from XBOX One to Series consoles, both consoles must be powered ON and connected to the same home network.

On your Series X console, go to MY GAMES & APPS>MANAGE>NETWORK TRANSFER

Ensure that ALLOW NETWORK TRANSFER is ticked, and then select your XBOX One console from the LOCAL CONSOLES list on the top right of the page.

You should now see all the games installed on your XBOX One console, simply check which ones you wish to transfer, and then click COPY SELECTED. If you are given more than one option where to store the selected games, choose the relevant destination drive. Series S/X specific games can be saved on any drive but MUST be played from the internal SSD or the official Seagate Expansion Card so it's less hassle to save them there rather than an external HDD or third-party SSD. Older games can be saved on any drive. Pay close attention to the size of the file, or files, you are transferring, and that there is sufficient space on the destination drive to store them.

The files will now transfer and you will see progress bars. A wired connection will give you faster transfer times. Once completed, the games should appear in your MY GAMES AND APPS lists on the Series X, and be playable as normal.

If the games do not play, make sure that you are signed into your Series X console with XBOX profile that purchased the games originally. Also make sure you are launching the game from either the internal SSD or the official Seagate Expansion Card, as Series X/S versions of games will not work from other, slower SSDs or hard drives as they are not fast enough.

You're welcome, Mark!

Based on what you've reported, you bought the external hard drive with the intention of saving game saves there, which unfortunately isn't possible. But you can use that drive to install games on, which can be handy in most cases. Regarding the game saves, if you are using the same account on both the Series S and the Series X, you will be sharing the saves across both consoles, meaning that this could create some sort of conflict between both, and cause issues with game progressing. It is recommended that you only keep your account on your main console, avoiding any sort of syncing issue.

I would like to be sure that we have the same understanding of the terminology. I have a friend who says she does what I wish to do, on her X series. I don't want to "save" to the external drive. I want to "copy" the saved game files to the external drive, like you would copy a file(s) from your computer's hard drive to an external one. So that I can replace any saved game files on my X series that are lost or damaged. Using the external drive as 2nd "backup device" per say, along with the Xbox cloud, but independent of it.

Also yes, the Xbox Series S is capable of anything it's big brother the Series X can do, so it can use Game Pass features.