Is it possible to remove the "Enhanced" from setting series S/X games so that I can move...

Well. No.two things

First they aren't incompatible you are skipping a step

First next gen games can't run on old.technology.

You can store the games on the external hdd but you cant run them

If you really.really want to downgrade you will just have to delete the.games and download.the old.copy and not .accept .the patches

How that goes for.you well is upto you

Keep.in mind non patched games .don't.get fps or storage enhancements and may become bigger since you aren't.using the built in on the fly compression chip

Smart delivery deliveres.the best version of the game.for.your console .and.storage but since you are using older tech like 20 years old and 8x less speed you can't take.advantage of.the new compression tech on newer consoles

you can still move them to your external hard drive you just can't play them from that drive. Smart delivery will always deliver you the series version of the game

most people just move games back-and-forth

You can just plug and play from the hard drive without having to reformat it. However, any games that are Series S/X enhanced will only run from the internal drive or the Seagate expansion card, so there may be some games you'll have to move over.

A network transfer would move them over, but just plugging in the hard drive is faster.

Hi,

I doubt you'll get a direct answer from here, not from the Microsoft tech team anyway. But as I understand it, Series X will run all Xbox One games and all the games currently BC for Xbox One. This will include the Xbox One X enhanced titles.

The Series S will not be able to run enhanced titles. Instead it will run them as Xbox One base games, but, it will apply it's own enhancements instead.

Why can't Series S run Xbox One X enhanced games?

So, you would think that being that the series S is also a next gen system it should run Xbox One enhanced titles, but it can't. The reason is quite a simple one, RAM (Random Access Memory). The Xbox One X has 12 GB of RAM, which around 9 is usable for games.
The Series S only has around 8 GB.

Pushing high resolution textures and indeed 4K resolutions (or near 4K) requires lots or RAM. But to keep costs low, Series S has less RAM.

The series S won't run Xbox One games exactly how the original Xbox One runs them. It will still run them better. Which means better frame rates and better resolutions, but it can't run Xbox One games that have enhancements for the Xbox One X. They will
still work, but they won't be enhanced. I'm not sure about Xbox 360 enhanced titles.

Yes it will run at 30 fps on the Series X as well.

The Series X has a number of other advantages over the Series S, not just a higher resolution. The Series X has 6GB more RAM than the Series S and more capable graphics hardware. The Series X can run Xbox One games that were enhanced for the Xbox One X and
run them smoother.

Only Xbox 360 and original Xbox games that were enhanced For One X get enhanced on the Series S, but unlike that machine, they max out at 1440P. Xbox One games run as they did on the original hardware, but with their own enhancements I mentioned in my previous
reply such as smoother frame rates, unlocked resolutions and such.

For the time being, Series X and S are on par with each other frame rate wise, but only time will tell for future titles.

I'm a PC gamer (i7 and RTX 2080) as well as a console gamer. I have a Series S because I couldn't get a Series X. When the X becomes available I'll replace it.

I've not connected my Series S to my TV, it's running off my Monitor. 1080P at 120Hz is great so far.

The great thing with these consoles is their content now follows you. when I get my Series X, only old games will work and work better.