Damaged internal hard drive nvme of my xbox series s

We cannot assist with self-repair.

Hi,

If your game is now a Series X optimised title, it can no longer be played off an external hard drive. It must be moved to either the internal storage or an optional expansion card.

External USB hard drives are too slow to play Series X optimised games. None Series X games will still run from your external drive. The internal storage in the Series X is a fast NVME SSD. These drives are several times faster than mechanical hard drives.

Ok did you put it in an internal memory or storage card or external usb drive

If external that would be why

You can only put it in an internal memory or storage card

Now I'd you are saying you have a Xbox one S

That isn't a series s

Series consoles.are different and are not considered Xbox one nor is it part of the name

Also any games.that are meant for the series consoles has to be on storage card or.internal memory

Xbox one games works regardless of Xbox one s or og or one x

And you can use any storage

But for Xbox series consoles there is only s or x not one s/x

And only games on optimized nvme or the Xbox nvme storage card will download the series version

If you put it on external it would only download the Xbox one as you arent running thr optimized nvme

Which xbox

If not series consoles then no

If Xbox one you can only cloud play it

Of series s or x then it must be stored on internal nvme or storage card

Like obsessive said it's overkill because even on pc you will.never meet the speeds that nvme has with justntp usb adapter

Nvme is mean t to be internal

With some pcs or laptops with a special slot just for it

However even if you used a nvme you cannot use it for series x or s games because you are nowhere close to the necessary speeds as it's 4.8gbps requirement which the Seagate storage card is

USB nor any external mechanical drive will ever match nvme

Even internal ones

Because of the built in bottlenecks and nvme addresses

With usb you have the usb host then the south bridge controller then the north bridge ..

Internal drive must go to the busmaster then the pcie host then Southbridge then Northridge

Nvme sits between the north bridge and ram and cpu