Is there a USB key with hundreds of GB? (or more)

C00KiExCRUMBS · Sep 30, 2014

Does anyone know if there is a USB key with a lot of GB or maybe even a TB? I think I will need one for my xbox one. The games have tons more GB than on xbox 360 and there are a lot of games I am planning on getting. Please let me know if there is such TB
USB key and tell me where to buy it.

Thanks!

:)

Statue111 · Sep 30, 2014

Any way to find out lost files?

Hello Ya'All:

I recently had a USB key die. I notice that I had to be on Xbox Live in order to transfer games to the USB key. I assume when I transferred the download from my hard drive to the USB key, that the transfer is somehow tracked or logged. I recently had a USB
key die, and was wondering if there was any way to find out what was on it/what data was lost?

Lance

Carlito 7593 · Sep 30, 2014

Problem xbox 360 with a key USB

Hello,

I have a problem on my Xbox 360 : she does not discern my data

on my key USB.

At the beginning, I played normally with a key USB, after, I had

translate my Data verse an other key and, after that, my Xbox

discern no more my data...

Can you help me please ?

Obsessive Power · Sep 30, 2014

You can use external storage on Xbox one, but it must be an external USB 3.0 hard drive. Flash drives are not supported as a storage device - they only work for video playback. The minimum size of HDD is 256GB, there is no upper limit. You can install
all future games to these hard drives.

Obsessive Power

You can use external storage on Xbox one, but it must be an external USB 3.0 hard drive. Flash drives are not supported as a storage device - they only work for video playback. The minimum size of HDD is 256GB, there is no upper limit. You can install
all future games to these hard drives.

mad max1698

The Xbox 360 console can only support up to 2 USB keys with 32 GB capacity each.

Tormaz

Hello!

Alternatively you could also get or use a external USB drive (as long as it meets the requirements for the system you're plugging it into). It's an easy way to add hundreds of GBs to TBs of drive space.

ArminatorX

The offline update for USB only updates the console's operating system. That's why 6GB are sufficient, no matter how long you didn't update.

The installed games don't matter, as the OS Update doesn't contain game updates. Games are updated separately, and can only be updated online. There is no way to update a game through USB. Only the console's system software.

AquarrzSudnnym

Before making a new post about the same issue you should read the answers and reply to your Original
post. It is against XBOX Forum Guidelines to create multiple posts about the same issue.

Is there a USB key with hundreds of GB? (or more)