Xbox One external Hard Drives

Discus and support Xbox One external Hard Drives in XBoX on Consoles to solve the problem; Have been looking at buying an external hard drive for my xbox one as I am hearing a lot of people are having problems with their internal drives... Discussion in 'XBoX on Consoles' started by VagueCheetah174, Dec 8, 2014.

  1. Xbox One external Hard Drives


    Have been looking at buying an external hard drive for my xbox one as I am hearing a lot of people are having problems with their internal drives filling up. Had a quick look online, and with so many to choose from left me feeling lost.

    Just wanting any advice/experience people have on particular brands and models.

    Saw a good deal on a "Seagate Wireless Plus 2TB HDD" ???



    Thanks

    :)
     
    VagueCheetah174, Dec 8, 2014
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  2. turk3y
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    turk3y, Dec 8, 2014
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  3. Hard Drive Storage Limit

    Good find
     
    Greasychipbutty, Dec 8, 2014
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  4. Xbox One external Hard Drives

    I suggest you a normal USB 3.0 2TB Drive. not with this Wirelesss Stuff

    I use a Toshiba 2 TB Basic.

    www.amazon.com/.../B00ARJD56K

    sometimes the pre-installed Backup-Tools Needs to be removed at PC before formatting on XBOX.

    I think the Wireless models are expensier and you will not use it..

    I think it is too pricy for that you will not use the wireless funtion. thats my opinion...
     
    Bhutankam Pema, Dec 9, 2014
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  5. Eric Sauco
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    Eric Sauco, Dec 9, 2014
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  6. ah well a second xbox^in matter of Price for 1 TB.

    sometimes it will not be detected because of backup-stuff

    I would never pay 450$ for 1TB

    @CWEric: do you use SSD? is your xbox faster? in loading?
     
    Bhutankam Pema, Dec 9, 2014
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  7. Eric Sauco
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    External Hard drive tends to be larger, more noisy, less durable, less portable, than an external SSD. Yes I notice a bit of faster loading speed when I switch to a SSD. Games that has slower loading speed are now more tolerable to load than before. I really
    appreciate using the SSD when playing Forza Horizon 2 cutting down the loading time switching places or almost instantly switching custom paints on cars. There also been times when the the game level start before the intended loading screen scenery finishes
    like in Destiny the game start before the dialog ends.

    Logical: Get a Seagate Portable External Hard Drive for $90. The 2TB should last you about 3 years. In the future when you need more space can get a SSD that by then should be the standard selling on a fair price.

    www.amazon.com/.../B00ILALU9G

    If you don't want to worry about space again then get the Seagate Desktop External Hard Drive for $150. The 5TB should last you forever . For only $60 more you get 4 more TB than the portable one. The drawback is that it comes with an extra cable to power
    it.

    http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BFFQN3M

    The Spoil Option: Transcend 1TB SSD for the best portable option with no noise, moving parts, durability, and getting the most speed out of USB 3.0. Their prices are going down over time though.
     
    Eric Sauco, Oct 31, 2018
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  8. Lofty Who Win User

    Running out of HDD Space - Coming to an Xbox One, Near You Soon?

  9. XBF Crystal P Win User

    Memoria esterna non rilevata e il controller non risponde ai comandi [Translation - External memory is not detected and the controller does not respond to commands]

    Hi there,

    Thanks for the reply. I'm sorry to hear that the issue is persistent on the External Hard Drive.

    Have you tried connecting the hard drive to a PC?

    Does the PC recognize the external hard drive?

    Does the external hard drive meet the specifications for the Xbox One?

    If the problem persists, I recommend to try a different external hard drive on the Xbox if possible. One thing we want to make sure, Are the ports on the Xbox One functioning?

    Let us know.
  10. {james_lachlan_rober Win User

    hard drive

    As an idea for xbox one hard drives because they are internal and not external try plugging in an external drive to save or transfer all important games to external hard drive and leave not so important games onto internal drive
    that way you can take them anywhere and not have hard drive failures with xbox one.
  11. FullHornet Win User

    TESO

    Are you running it off of the hard drive on the Xbox One or an external one? If you are playing off of the internal drive on the Xbox One then you may want to get an external for it because that is a known issue as far as the Xbox One hard drive and this
    game.
  12. B.M.Garrett Win User

    Xbox One Hard Drive

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