Copying screen shots from Xbox to One Drive creates duplicate copies of the OG file. One...

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Hello Cocorox,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

We understand that you're experiencing issues with copying screenshots from Xbox to One Drive. It sounds like the issue may be related to the HDR settings on your Xbox. When you take a screenshot with HDR enabled, the Xbox will save two versions of the image - one with HDR and one without. This is because some devices may not be able to display HDR images properly.



To remedy this, you can try disabling HDR on your Xbox before taking screenshots. This should result in only one version of the image being saved. Alternatively, you can try using a different method to transfer your screenshots, such as using a USB drive as you mentioned. Learn more here: Back up your game captures | Xbox Support



I understand that this may be frustrating, that makes Microsoft in constant work to improvement of services and apps and make things more convenient for more users.

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You can make a copy of the world on your hard drive by going into the system settings and from there going into the minecraft area of storage where the save files are. You can copy the save file to make a duplicate and then with the duplicate transfer it
using a Memory Card or a HDD link cable from your Hard Drive to your friends, alternatively use the cloud storage and transfer it that way.

TL;DR - Go to settings, find minecraft, duplicate world, transfer.

ghostplayer8836,

"can i copy xbox one games from one external hard drive to another" Currently, you can only have two copies of a game (well, three if you count the one that's always in the cloud). One copy on your Xbox and one copy on a single USB 3.0 external drive. However,
you should be able to have two external drives plugged into the Xbox and use the Move command to transfer the game/games from one to the other.

SA

What exactly do you mean by "upload" your 60Gb movie?

Are you trying to copy a movie file of yours to the internal storage of the console?

That won't work. You can't copy "outside" files into the Xbox One managed storage.

You can however simply insert an USB drive with your video file on it, and if it's in a supported format, play it directly from the attached USB storage drive.