Xbox One Hard Drive Question

ANTHONY RAZZANO · Mar 22, 2018

So I had the HDMI port in my console that was the common most used one repaired at a local repair shop. They said that it wouldn't display the image on screen and found that a chip called a "south bridge" may be the cause of the problem and said that the
likely hood of me getting the system to work is low. They took out my hard drive so that I could recover any games or files of importance. However I don't want to buy an adapter to retrieve the files, I simply would like to transfer the hard rice over to the
new console I will eventually purchase. Unfortunately I have heard reports that information and games have been completely wiped when placed in the new system. Is this a true statement? That is all I would like to know. And thank you for any responses.

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H2O Kylo Ren · Mar 22, 2018

Will the Xbox One support a external hard drive?

Question: Will the Xbox One support a external hard drive? Like a regular one?

jjflash9 · Mar 22, 2018

Xbox One X hard drive

Hey all

silly question. Should I set up my Xbox One X and then add the hard drive that was connected

to the Xbox One S, or plug the hard drive in before I set up

Smwutches · Mar 22, 2018

Self-repair is a violation of the terms of service and cannot be discussed on the forums.

Mark Sherwood

Lmao cam, new nickname just been found for you. Stud Muffin

as for the co-op I am gutted its not online, I haven't tried it yet so I just automatically assumed it was online like the others :/

Floor, no offense but that makes no sense to me lol. I just know the capacity sizes and that's about it.

Full BASS Drop

As said earlier by cloud, I am also running out of room, I mean I have a 250gb on my 360 and that only has 6gb left. I am a collector/gamer. My 360 collection reached almost 200 games and I don't like having to delete anything. So with that being said, the
500gb in the X1 is about as useful as a 16gb thumb drive for the 360. I hope we will be given an option to upgrade in some way shape or form, without needing to get a new console.

Mark Sherwood

My knowledge on Sony is minimal but I am guessing that they have the means to do so vote? They would just need to patch it in and make it operational? Sorry if I am not making sense, I literally know next to nothing about Sony / PS4.

As for a 3TB USB drive. I am practically out of space so they need to hurry up and announce something to save me the sake of deleting some games

Mark Sherwood

Maybe not acceptable Tendo, but it isn't too much of an inconvenience neither so long as support comes. I mean is there a real notable difference between going out and buying (lets say) a 3TB USB drive to a normal drive? Nope, not in my eyes anyway.

voteDC

I'm still convinced the reason they went with internal storage, and that external options aren't here yet, is that they wanted the launch of the console to have mod free games.

As soon as people can access the game files easily again, then I expect we'll soon see the same situation as we have on the 360.

Xbox One Hard Drive Question