Is it possible to make 2 partitions on a extern HD

^In other words^

Will the xbox 360 in a way partition my External HD into a 16GB Fat32 partition, and have a approx. 1.84 TB NTFS partition.

THANKS and sorry I thought it best to restate my question.

Good morning everyone,

Sorry for the delay to respond but it's because the process I used to solve the problem takes a lot of processing time, so I solved the problem.

After trying all that was said above I decided to follow a clue of the @PalmettoBling on the external hd. I did a more in-depth scan and found that the two games that were reappearing had been installed on the external hd before.

Once I had problems with hds on the PC that did not release all the space, due to "filth" in the partition, to solve the problem I wipe the partition with Partition Magic.

I decided to risk doing the same with the external hd used on the Xbox, backup some games that I did not want to download again and started the process of cleaning the partition.

After more than 12 hours the cleaning was completed and when I plugged the external HD back into the Xbox the "ghosts" games were no longer there. I think it's some dirt problem on partitions.

The tip is then for those who was or will have this kind of problem in the future. Back up the games and perform a wipe partition on Partition Magic, or whatever software you find most convenient.

Thank you all for the attention and help.

The 0x80070005 error is related to access permissions in Windows.

Are you logged into an Adminstrator account?

Also, are you trying to download your games on Xbox App? Can you try to download them on Microsoft Store to see if it works there?

Also, are you trying to download them on a fixed hard drive or an external hard drive? If you have 2 hard drivers (or one external hard drive, or even 2 partitions on the same hard drive), try to change the download/install location. I can give you a step by step for that if you have 2 partitions or one external HD.

Hi Leeboy Efc,

regarding your external HD:

Lets first start here:
support.xbox.com/.../console-doesnt-detect-external-storage

-Make sure that there are not partitions on the drive and that the file system is in one that is supported for games, apps, on the Xbox One. NTFS is what it should be with no partitions at all.

REF: controller

-I can't speak to how your controller is being used, stored, etc.

-Best of luck with the outcome on this matter.

Yes you can. However it doesn't just work due to compatibility issues. To do this you will need to partition the HDD. Here is a good article for details on how to do this:Partition
for iMac and Xbox