Xbox 360 USB issue

That's disappointing to hear. I'll take it out though and see if someone can fix it.

Hello Nova,

first you must make sure that the USB you are using is formated and is compatible with the Xbox 360 console. For further troubleshoot steps I suggest you to check this support link:

support.xbox.com/.../usb-device-troubleshooting

Hello, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

If it doesn't work on all the ports then there's a higher chance this is a hardware issue and the console will need to be repaired.

Since it isn't under warranty anymore I'll suggest you take it to a local departmental store so their repair department can fix it for you and you can take it home the same day.

Hello There,

AEmmitt This issue may occur for one or more of the following reasons:

• The device is not compatible with Xbox 360.
• The USB cable isn't connected correctly.
• The USB cable is faulty.
• The USB device was not recognized during console startup.
• The USB device requires an external power supply that isn't present.
• The USB device is faulty.
• The USB port on the Xbox 360 console is temporarily disabled by the over-current protection mechanism.
  
• The USB port on the Xbox 360 console is faulty.
  Solutions
  
  To resolve this issue, use the following methods.
  
  Note Test your USB device after each method to see if the device works. If a method doesn't resolve the issue, go to the next method.
  
  Method 1: Verify that the device is compatible with Xbox 360
  
  Verify that the portable device is compatible with Xbox 360. The following devices are compatible with the Xbox 360 console:
  
  • Official Xbox 360 accessories
  • Most USB mouse devices and USB keyboards
  • Most digital cameras
  • Many portable music players
  • Many mass storage devices
  Method 2: Troubleshoot the USB device
  
  If the USB device is compatible with Xbox 360, troubleshoot the USB connection. To do this, follow these steps:
  
  1. Restart the Xbox 360 console.
  2. Disconnect the device from the USB port, and then turn off the console. After 5 to 10 seconds, turn the console back on. After the console has restarted, reconnect the device to the USB port.
     
  3. Turn off the console, remove the power cord from the power outlet, reconnect the power cord, and then turn on the console again.
     
  4. Disconnect any unnecessary devices from the console.
  5. Determine whether the USB device requires a separate power supply. If it does, attach the power supply.
     
  6. Connect the USB device to a different USB port on the console, and see whether the device works. If the device works in another USB port, the Xbox 360 console may require service.
     

The issue is occurring on Xbox 360 console. I’ve tried other USB ports and it’s the same issue.