I have a xbox one s that I replaced the hard drive with a 1tb ssd hard drive and used the...

I think I know what's this.

It's probably an Xbox one

Try to teardown you Xbox , remove the hard drive, connect it to your computer,

And then connect a 1tb SSD drive

Now you need to copy the hard drive to

The SSD drive , and then wait the computer finished copying all the data to the SSD drive. Now, put the SSD drive inside your Xbox where the hard drive was.

Now try using your Xbox.

Now delete your profile and create a new one because the error code says it's glitched and it's sounds impossible to fix your profile.

Note: the SSD should make your Xbox around 10 times faster loading then the retail one.

You can use the drive, but games that have been optimised for Series X|S can only run via either the internal SSD or a 1TB Expansion card.

You can archive your X|S games to an external mechanical hard drive which can be quicker than downloading/installing them again, but they can't be run or updated when stored there. Standard Xbox One BC games will from an external hard drive as they did on the Xbox One.

Hi,

There was a Xbox One Elite. It came out circa 2015.

There were three differences to the original Xbox One.

A 1TB hard drive. The original Xbox One was only 512GB

The hard drive is an SSHD these are hybrid drives. Basically a standard 2.5" hard disk with SSD technology included. Not to be confused with a fully fledged SSD hard drive.

It came with the first version of the Xbox One Elite controller.

It won't be a year old, unless it was sitting in a store or a warehouse for a while before they bought it.

Other than the slightly faster hard disk, and the controller, it's not very 'Elite' now. It only has a standard Blu-ray drive, not the UHD capable of the One S and One X, and it doesn't support UHD resolutions nor HDR.

Xbox Series X|S games can only be installed on the console's internal storage or the external Seagate SSD card. Link here. External drives are too slow for those games. The external hard drive can only be used to install backward compatible games (Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One).

A 4TB SSDs are very costly compared to a normal Hard Drive I would think it will most likely be a 1TB SSD or an SSHD