Damaged Xbox one hard drive transfer

I'm almost positive you can if you have the hard drive space but not at the same time. Plug one of the hard drives in the hard drive bay. Then plug in your empty hard drive into the transfer cable then the transfer cable to one of the usb ports on your xbox.
Transfer the data and repeat for the other hard drive. That should transfer all the data onto one hard drive. Hope this helps!

A transfer cable will transfer all data on the hard drive. When it is transferred you can check the files and remove the one with a yellow exclamation mark.

Be sure that you get an official transfer cable though or you risk ruining the drive and Microsoft does not offer warranty repairs on items that were damaged with 3rd party devices.

Ok, Can I transfer them from one Hard Drive to another Hard Drive using the Xbox 360 Hard Drive Transfer Cable?

Thanks for the reply, but that's not actually my question. I know I can transfer my information across, but my problem is this: One of the profiles is not on the hard drive. it's on the internal memory of the xbox. the xbox has become damaged and i can't
get into it to transfer that profile onto the removable drive. so, if i take the removable drive to another xbox, will i be able to access the saved games from the profile of the old xbox

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1. Use a transfer cable. I believe they're about $20 but only buy a MS one if you go this route, third party ones tend to damage HDDs[/quote]
   

Hmm, so this one, right? http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Xbox360/Accessories/CablesNetworking/Xbox-360-Hard-Drive-Transfer-Cable
I did a quick look-up and there are some people claiming that they couldn't get the transfer cable to work with the hard drives from their old Xbox 360's (the fat white ones, which is the one I have).