Usb Sticks

thanls reaper loc, ill try that, with the usb stick, because the usb stick isn't working so ill try that and usb stick.

You can partition it. I've used a 500GB drive as both a regular external drive, and with 16GB dedicated to FATX for the console.

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hey!
I'm new xbox360 user and have a question:
The machine has original Xbox 360 S (downloaded games do not go on it),
and the problem is my internet is quite poor, I can not download from Xbox LIVE,
but as I considered the content!

Well: could my friend in some way for me to download games from Xbox LIVE and adds on things
(because his net is stronger),
if I give him the login information? In other words,
if I give it a 16 GB USB stick, he can download the game for me, of course, with Microsoft Point?

He don't have an Xbox consol!
Thank you in advance for your answers
Peter

[/quote]

Making the OP readable..

He will need a console for this to work but if he did have a console it would indeed work and you could play full retail games off a USB that has a 2.0 transfer rate.

Hey there!

I'm sorry to hear that your files are not showing up. I'd recommend reading over our

Xbox 360 USB flash drive FAQ. You'll want to make sure that your flash drive also meets the

minimum requirements for use in conjunction with an Xbox 360 console.

If your files are not showing up, unfortunately there is no way for us to recover that data.

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i agree with Primal987 with the date transfer thing, and when you buy a USB stick make that it is a SanDisk 16GB they work best with the xbox 360, but any USB stick will work i'm just saying that SanDisk is the best for it