Xbox One X HDD Storage

Bawwx · Sep 20, 2018

Hey i was wondering if there some sort of restriction to how many media files you can put on the standard 1tb Xbox One X HDD, i can fill it with game data, yet if i have say 200gb of free space, then plug in a usb, try and move the files from usb to Xbox
and it says there is not enough space on HDD, can only store about 10 movies at 300mb each.

is this a Microsoft restriction or a bug?

:)

stevenicks · Sep 20, 2018

Icy Box External Raid Storage for 2 x 3.5" SATA HDD with USB 3

Icy Box External Raid Storage for 2 x 3.5" SATA HDD with USB 3.0 interface

anyone know if this will work with the Xbox one ?

Wishcatcher · Sep 20, 2018

Can't download the new update

Hi,

Try this :

Settings , Storage , Highlight your HDD , press RB + LB + X , again RB + LB + X

Confirm delete update parts ... Then reboot your Xbox

Connect to Xbox live to get the update.

It's should works

M3tal Daz3 · Sep 20, 2018

Actually that depends on the capacity of your external storage not any restriction from MS. I suggest you to format that storage and try this process again.

Bawwx · Sep 20, 2018

Actually that depends on the capacity of your external storage not any restriction from MS. I suggest you to format that storage and try this process again.
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Before posting this, i deeply scanned online forums, videos and the MS support section. I have repeatedly tried hard resetting, formatting both the console HDD and the USB itself. Nothing seems to fix the fact that when trying to move more than say 16gb
of items to the Xbox's internal storage, despite formatting and keeping copious amounts of space clear. This is an issue ontop of the already never clearing, freezing loading screens and unable to open apps whenever clicking a Install for a game or app. I
purchased the Pne x after wanting better performance and being satisfied yet underwhelmed by the lack of power, so spending the extra money i upgraded to a One X and have had buggyness and laggyness since that almost outway the perks of the more powerful console.
Surely these would of been as closely addressed as possible prior to releasing a newer version of a console. shsnibstall

Frizio I iB · Nov 2, 2018

Hey there

i'm not in dept on this topic...

But if you have 200Gb free space, and you had ther just movies... if it allows you to transfer just 10 movies for an ammount of 3Gb it seems, at least to me, like a restriction!

I don't think is a bug this time...

Bye

Frizio I iB

Hey there

i'm not in dept on this topic...

But if you have 200Gb free space, and you had ther just movies... if it allows you to transfer just 10 movies for an ammount of 3Gb it seems, at least to me, like a restriction!

I don't think is a bug this time...

Bye

Bawwx

Actually that depends on the capacity of your external storage not any restriction from MS. I suggest you to format that storage and try this process again.

Before posting this, i deeply scanned online forums, videos and the MS support section. I have repeatedly tried hard resetting, formatting both the console HDD and the USB itself. Nothing seems to fix the fact that when trying to move more than say 16gb
of items to the Xbox's internal storage, despite formatting and keeping copious amounts of space clear. This is an issue ontop of the already never clearing, freezing loading screens and unable to open apps whenever clicking a Install for a game or app. I
purchased the Pne x after wanting better performance and being satisfied yet underwhelmed by the lack of power, so spending the extra money i upgraded to a One X and have had buggyness and laggyness since that almost outway the perks of the more powerful console.
Surely these would of been as closely addressed as possible prior to releasing a newer version of a console. shsnibstall

M3tal Daz3

Actually that depends on the capacity of your external storage not any restriction from MS. I suggest you to format that storage and try this process again.

EvanLamping

Hey Milo, unfortunately HDDs are incompatible with Series X/S games. You will have to shell out the several hundred dollars for their SSD card to expand your X/S storage. You can, however, play Xbox One and 360/Classic games with an HDD, hope this helps.

ngocphi

There are 3 versions

Standard which does not include series x but is playable as a xbox one title on serirs x yes that's why there are 79 dollar regular and 89 and up for gold and over

Gold and ultimate which includes crossgen

Keep in mind the game MUst bw installed on the internal storage or the storage card not a external hdd

Xbox One X HDD Storage