Xbox 360 system change downloads automatically between Storage devices

DGDM-77E0E4C4-E41E-418A-A247-72944FE908E4 · Jul 16, 2015

OK already have problems with Xbox live downloading games please put an option for mark a storage devices for downloads games on demand like 7gb of h d driver space.

Problem: having disconnections from Xbox live and start have to download the Games on demand from 0% again and again and...just I figure it out the Xbox system changing the downloads from 70 %, 80% or 90% between hard disk drivers. I have one internal HDD and
one USB and get same things all time, when i start re downloading the games on demand, they changed from internal HDD to the external HDD and vice verse, start again from 0% of the downloaded, like a joke get joked

How you say to the Xbox to do downloads in the same HDD ?

This need a overhaul, an option for downloading games. We need a button or function for the Xbox, to make the full time the downloads in the same HDD. please!

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dankindDotCom · Jul 16, 2015

Change download Location

How do you stop it from starting the download automatically so that you can change the storage device???

HassanB · Jul 16, 2015

halo 4

Have you tried to clear your system cache, delete the map pack, and then re-download it?

Clear System Cache:

From the Xbox 360 Dashboard > Settings > System > Storage > Highlight your storage device > Press Y > Clear System Cache > Press Yes.

Delete Map Pack:

From the Xbox 360 Dashboard > Settings > System > Storage > Select your storage device > Games and Apps > Halo 4 > Crimson Map Pack > Press A > Delete.

Re-download Map Pack:

From the Xbox 360 Dashboard > Settings > Account > Download History.

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Try that out, and see if it works for you.

SIP W I C K E D · Jul 18, 2015

if I had this problem i'd disconnect the usb when downloading games

SIP W I C K E D

if I had this problem i'd disconnect the usb when downloading games

dankindDotCom

How do you stop it from starting the download automatically so that you can change the storage device???

Georges C.

Hello Leonard,try the procedure below.

Clear the console cache this way:

1. Press the XBOX button on the controller, go to "Settings" and select "System Settings".

2. Select "Storage".

Highlight, but don't select, a storage device and press the Y button on the controller to access Device Options.

Note It does not matter which storage device is selected. This will clear all storage devices from the cache.***

3. On the Device Options screen, select Clear System Cache.

4. When prompted to confirm storage device maintenance, select "Yes."

Note After you successfully clear the system cache, you will return to the Storage Devices screen. Press the XBOX button on the controller to return to Xbox Home.***

Then roll back and reinstall the system updates. To do this:

Press the Panel button on the controller.

Go to Settings and select System.

Select Storage.

Enter the following sequence of buttons: X, LB, RB, X, LB, RB, X.

Select the option to roll back all installed system updates. The console will restart automatically and download the updates again.

if after these procedures it does not install, try an offline update.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/xbox-360/co...

Regards,

Georges C:

SweetMonet

Thank you!

Try this:

Open the system guide and navigate to settings. Scroll down to the System section, then select Storage. From there, choose "Clear local Xbox 360 storage" and confirm by selecting "Yes."

Once the system restarts, sign in to the desired account and start the Xbox 360 game. The system will automatically download your Xbox 360 profile data.

You can also delete the game and reinstall, check if that helps.

onyxishere

Sorry but the Xbox 360 is limited to up to two USB devices at a time at a max of 32GB of storage per device. You should consider purchasing an official Xbox 360 hard drive at a larger size for your games and downloads.

As for the storage device, you cannot store games from both systems on the same device. You can, however, use the 2TB drive (so long as it is USB 3.0 compatible) on your Xbox One for storage.

Xbox 360 system change downloads automatically between Storage devices