Replace Xbox hard drive with a empty hard drive running Windows 10?

Hello Paradox,

Thanks for coming to the forums. Unfortunately, first off that would not work as Xbox does not run off Windows 10. Second, as this is a self-repair option, we do not allow this on the Xbox forums. Please refer to the

forum guidelines.

I will be locking this thread as it is against the forum guidelines.

Thanks,

Brad

Is the hard drive you replaced it with an official MS Xbox Hard Drive? If it is not then the drive is missing a partition 2 that contains the emulator to run Xbox Original titles.

you need to make space on hard drive 10% free is not much space some function use the empty space of the hard drive to make changes or app to run in optimal conditions i think your primordial problem is the lack off space.

My question is is my idea actually possible with the hardware in the Xbox one if Microsoft allowed the system to read windows 10. That's all I'm asking. And Ibakez I'm not even talking about partitioning a a hard drive. Unless I'm understanding partitions
wrong. I don't want to use the internal drive that is already running 3 operating systems simultaneously. I'm asking if its possible to have an entirely separate external hard drive running windows 10. Are there things that would need to be added to the system
aside from the hard drive and windows 10 OS(and Microsoft permissions to read windows 10)

The 4GB console doesn't have a hard drive. It's 4GB of internal storage is Flash memory which is on a chip attached to the motherboard, it can not be removed.

Apart from the 4GB of internal storage, the 4GB Slim is exactly the same as the 250GB Slim. They only physical difference between them that the user can see, is that that the 4GB model's internal hard drive bay is empty. You can insert the 250GB HDD into
the empty hard drive port on the 4GB Slim. The hard drive on the 250GB console is user replaceable.

I hope that makes sense.