xbox live storage, and transferring files

Hi there OJ Live, the marketplace system data is more or less just a cached file for the Xbox Marketplace. It will not affect your day-to-day use on the Xbox. The file may appear again on your new HDD, but it is not a file that can be transferred between
storage devices.

I believe putting a hard drive in disables the onboard flash memory. So yes, you would either need to transfer the files or download them again from Live. This would only apply to the profiles and Live purchases (referring to downloading), any game save
files you want to preserve you will have to transfer prior to installing the drive. You could copy them (game save files) to cloud storage if you don't have the transfer cable.

Very simple once your connected to xbox live and have cloud storage enabled simply go to your hard drive or mu select the saved game file (Which would be in the MW3 folder) and then look for an option that says move from there select cloud storage and it
should transfer over.

Hello welcome to the forums!

You want to transfer The Save Files?

You can't transfer games from your Xbox 360 to your Xbox One.

On Storage you have a Drive that it's your cloud and you can transfer your save files.

Then on your Xbox One download the games (that are backwards compatible)

Regards!

My search on that code:

"Can’t Retrieve Information from Xbox LIVE, Status Code 80072746

There was a problem transferring the file to your console due to a network timeout. This issue is usually related to service availability or file size and interrupts all pending Cloud Game Save transfers.

To resolve this error, try the following:

Try syncing again later when network loads might be lighter.

Move large files out of Cloud Game Saves. Some larger files that are not required for your game experience can be stored on a local storage device or deleted. For more information, see Copy, move, or delete Xbox 360 content.

Note Deletion from Xbox LIVE Cloud Storage is final. Do not delete files that you need for your game save or other items.

Use a locally stored copy of the game save if you have one. For more information, see “How to copy and move items between storage devices” in Copy, move, or delete Xbox content.

Microsoft is aware of this issue, and we are working on additional solutions."