Error Message for Xbox 1s - "Disk Drive is Not Detected"

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The Xbox One formats the drive in a way that a typical PC may not be able to browse it normally for files. However, it should still be detected in your disk partition manager.

If you are using Windows:

1. Plug the drive in.
2. Open "Disk Management"
3. Find the external drive in the disk list.
4. Reformat as intended.

If you are using macOS:

1. Plug the drive in.
2. Open "Disk Utility"
3. Find the external drive in the disk list.
4. Erase, and reformat as intended.

Hi,

I believe the drive stops functioning on the console because the MBR (Master Boot Record) or what is also known as the Primary Partition Table becomes corrupt in some fashion. This does not mean the entire hard drive is damaged,
or indeed, that it is on the way out.

Even a failing drive would still be detected on the console, unless the partition sector - which is located at sector 1 - was damaged.

A failing drive will typically manifest itself on the console as hard drive read errors. The console will normally display error messages when this occurs, sometimes however it will simply crash and drop back to the dashboard.

A well known sign of a failing drive is a very audible 'clicking' sound - the hard drive 'click of death'. The clicking is caused by the hard disk read-write actuator resetting to its home position after failing to read a hard disk sector. This clicking
obviously does not occur on SSD drives, since they contain no moving parts.

My external hard drive failed to be detected a couple of years ago, so I had to reformat it. It seems to be okay now though.

The Xbox One formats the drive in a way that a typical PC may not be able to browse it normally for files. However, it should still be detected in your disk partition manager.

If you are using Windows:

1. Plug the drive in.
2. Open "Disk Management"
3. Find the external drive in the disk list.
4. Reformat as intended.

If you are using macOS:

1. Plug the drive in.
2. Open "Disk Utility"
3. Find the external drive in the disk list.
4. Erase, and reformat as intended.

thank you so much

Is there any disk error's

What kind of hard drive did it come with.

Providing you are using the original hard drive if the error persists i would advise calling xbox support they should help you.

Also i have a problem a disk reading error the disk tray will jam if there is no disk in but if there is not problem.