Kinect Rankings Not Showing After File Copy To New HDD

I need a little help. I have a 360 E and just added a slim 320gb HDD because the 4gb memory unit was getting full. I have been able to copy/move all of the necessary files and everything appears to be working properly....almost. For any game played, the
system asks which storage device I want to use. I suspect this is most likely because I copied the game play data and did not do a complete transfer. I did this as a precaution until I knew everything was going to work. But I want to start storing everything
to the HDD.

When I play Kinect games, such as Sports Season 2 as an example, the rank/fans stats do not appear. I still have to select the original memory unit for it to show. I'm positive all files for this particular game are copied, but selecting the new HDD as the
storage device at the start of game play resets everything back to zero. I've also moved the profiles to the new HDD and that did not make a difference. There is a Cache file that cannot be copied or moved, it only allows a delete option.

Is this Cache file where the rank/fans stats are stored? I can't figure it out. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

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Transfer cable and data on new HDD

[quote user="OIBND"]I recovered my gamertag and my Cloud save file.[/quote]Recover is no longer the term to use. Your profile can be downloaded to multiple consoles. Same goes for Cloud Storage, however Cloud Storage save files do not "sync" until you try
playing the game associated with the save files on the "new" console.

Why? HDD storage and Cloud Storage are two different things.

To manually copy save game files via the data migration cable, attach the cable and drive, then cancel all the transfer dialogs. Go back into System Settings, Memory, and you'll see a Transfer Cable device. You can Copy/Move content to/from the Transfer
Cable device just as you do with any other storage device. Manually copy over the files you want from the old HDD to the new HDD or to Cloud Storage.

 

Hdd Transfer

sorry for double posting, but what if i were to save the files from my old hard drive to my computer and then copy them onto my new hard drive? would that be faster and safer? and what files should i not copy over to insure that i dont mess up the new hdd

 

I haven't had this issue, but I do know simply copying data can cause other issues such as achievements not unlocking, I would guess leaderboard data may be effected as well. If you can, try a transfer as well as a license transfer.