Can something be done about games downloading and updateing to 2-3 different hard drives?

Yeah, 34F5 is storage-related, chiefly, but it could also mean something about your connection to the internet preventing the download from completing. Best thing you can do is try to move your profile over to a USB drive and remove your hard drive before
turning on your Xbox. When you try to sign in, the update will be forced to be downloaded to the USB drive.

Or just try installing the update straight from the USB drive without your hard drive connected. That should get the job done.

thanks for answering taidara... region greek... when changed region changed billing adress... tried clearing cache 3 times and restart with no result, removing 2 step veryfication with no result... 2 different xboxes no result, 3 different hard drives and
usb stick with no result... reinstalled update to hard drive no result... router modem thomson tg782 connection test is ok without nat error... connection of the console wireless it is xbox slim... it didnt download on my xbox fat wired connection too...

If the external hard drive is the possible cause then try and update something while the hard drive is disconnected.

It may be that your game is on the external hard drive but your default location for downloading games in your internal hard drive so when it goes to update it can't find the game as it isn't in the default location. If this is the case you would need to
make sure that the games being updated are on the internal hard drive before updating.

Seems the game doesnt like being installed to an external drive. I moved it to my internal and now its showing again.

Anyway i deleted the title update and when i started it again it disconnected from live, downloaded the update just fine then reconnected and now I'm in the game.

There doesnt seem to be anything wrong with xbox live.

Have you tried downloading a game demo or something then downloading the title update again?

This should trick the console into downloading the file to a different part of the hard drive to rule out the problem being a bad sector on the hard drive.

Mine took about 3 - 4 minutes waiting. If it makes any difference, I downloaded my copy of Skyrim to the hard drive on games on demand. You could also try installing the game from disc to your hard drive. I've had other games that were buggy, but when
I installed them on the hard drive it fixed the problem.