harddrive xbox one

carseclass · Oct 30, 2017

Can I put a portable harddrive on top of my xbox one s console on the left side ?

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heavensdevil · Oct 30, 2017

Have you tried changing the hdd?

If external harddrive will eventually be supported then I'll wait and see how it goes. I just hope that the update will be released before the harddrive is full and I have to start deleting stuff off of it. From the video, it seems that the Xbox One and PS4 work the same way I don't get why Microsoft don't let people swap out the harddrive.

Awake 510 · Oct 30, 2017

Xbox one harddrive?

You can no longer check the actual space like you used to on the 360. On Xbox One you have to go to the "Apps and Games" section and highlight the app or game and then press the "details" button (what used to be "start") - this should allow you to see how
much memory it takes up and provide you with the option to delete it.

gds1972 · Oct 30, 2017

I would personally not advise putting anything on top of your Xbox One S console as there is always a possibility that the drive could move by accident and block the console ventilation holes.

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IAmProjectAlice

@ Dead1yDipStick I am sorry but there is no 120gb harddrive for the 4gb xbox 360 slim, I have the console and the only harddrives you can use in them is the 250gb or 320gb harddrives that are made for the xbox 360 slim console. I have also been on that site
and the harddrives on there are not official ones as microsoft never made a 60gb or 120gb harddrive for the xbox 360 slim.

MoltenDarkman

If you have an external hardrive pluged in to your xbox one the system will then take the xbox ones main harddrive and use it for a backup for when your external harddrive becomes full. As far as takeing games and apps from the xbox one harddrive to an external
yes that can be done by going to the setting and goto system setting and click on manage storage and select your system storage

IAmProjectAlice

you should be able to take out the harddrive if you have a xbox 360 slim unless you have the 4gb one without an addition harddrive in it

XMoIsBackX

Some of the external harddrives aren’t compatible with the Xbox One.

MarkSelezenev

Try plugging your harddrive into another USB slot on the xbox first of all and then try connection to live. Also run a connectivity test and give the exact error messadge. As I understand your using a customer harddrive not an original Microsoft one. If
doesn't work try using your brothers harddrive on your xbox and see what happens with that, just to narrow things down if its the issue with the harddrive.

harddrive xbox one