Great video! Used your vid for a HDD to SSD swap on my xbox one and gave her a cleaning with some fresh thermal paste. Just finishing with the update and I'm ready to start installing games!
For anyone that might wonder, 2TB is the max limit, and minimum is 500/512GB. 480GB is below the minimum and won't work using this method. There is an script that does allow using smaller HDD/SDD but it isn't really worth the effort. The best scenario for the OG X1 is an internal 500GB SSD and an external SSD. It loads fast and doesn't make too much sound.
Thank you so much for all the help and simple guide. It took me 1 watch to understand this and you also saved me £500 on a new console. Thanks so much!
Great video! Used the same ssd as you and sata to usb adapter and everything works great. My old hard drive was failing and needed a factory reset every time it would get completely turned off, so I really needed a new one. The only thing is, on boot-up, I no longer get the green loading screen, just a black screen until the home menu pops up. Doesn't bother me but thought I'd mention it for other people attempting this.
It’s because that green screen is normally there while the is boots up from the hdd but now that the is is loading faster it skips it entirely because it’s not needed. It’s actually interesting because Xbox ones have had this for a while now in the code so Microsoft really did think about putting in ssds at the time of the ones development
@@NITROexpress17I used this video to upgrade to an ssd as well. I also had a black screen while booting up. But on the next update, the green screen returned on boot up.
Just wondering if I could put a 2TB SSD in my fat Xbox One. I was gonna put it in my PS4 but my blu Ray drive isn't being detected so I can't finish the process, let alone start it.
Great tutorial, followed it exactly. Pay attention to the sequence of installing the panels at the end; the top section must go first, and then the front.
I wanted to pass on a thank you from my daughter and I. You may as well call this a step-by-step tutorial for how to replace and reload a hard drive on an Xbox. Our Xbox one S is a very early generation and the video you put together worked perfectly the first time through. Again, thank you for putting together such a helpful and concise video. Well done!
That’s great to hear. Comments like this keep me goin man. It feels good to know I was able to help yall out. Hope you both get hours and hours of good gaming out of it 👍. And thanks for the tip as well. Appreciate it.
Thanks! Just a heads up for others who tried, i tried to do what the microsoft page said, looked up OS Version and chose OSU2 as it instructed me, got error, went straight for OSU1, no problem! I will comment, it seems console startup isnt noticeably faster, but scrolling menus on home page is smoother so i call it a win!
Xb one turned on then off - thought I was going to have to upgrade consoles. Found this gem of a video - followed instructions to the T - worked like a charm. $75 for all items max.
Instead of using the command prompt to format the SSD can you just right click the SSD > select Format > choose NTFS as type > quick format? Or if it’s not showing up initially just do it through the GUI in disk management?
Thank you! TLDR: If you are getting error E102 and think you need to replace your internal hard drive, try reinstalling the OS first. I was stuck in an infinite Error E102 loop and was ready to replace my original internal hard drive (I'd bought my Xbox used and had it for seven years so no real surprises there), and figured I'd try to move the OS to my external drive connected via USB, or remove its housing and turn it into an internal hard drive manually. Unfortunately my external hard drive uses weird connectors so I couldn't move that to be internal, and the Xbox refused to boot with no internal drive (despite an external drive and flash drive with OS plugged in). I tried reinstalling the OS to the original hard drive and, much to my surprise, that worked perfectly. Turns out I didn't even need to open my Xbox, but thanks to this well-made video I didn't cause any damage anyway.
I have been trying this but my Xbox won't find me the offline update option when I plug in my os usb. I think I have maybe used my Xbox for 40hrs and now it is a brick. Very frustrating.
Great tutorial but I had to hold the sync & eject button then push power button until I heard two beeps. Only then did my Xbox recognize the USB and started the update automatically. Still worked just like your video. Went with 2.5” SSD @2TB. Now moving my games from external to internal and transfer speeds went from 120-150Mbps to 450-600Mbps!
Did you notice any improvement in loading times after swapping for the SSD? Great video... I almost made the 480GB mistake too. Glad I watched before purchasing.
Loading screens are a little faster, but honestly it wasn’t the huge difference I was hoping for. I’d consider it a minor improvement. Hope this wasn’t a disappointment lol
Need to get myself that usb-sata cable. My xbox died and having tried and failed with the osu1 as is, i'll be doing a tear-down soon enough Good video - and thanks for clarifying the SSD min size too
So I did this using the hard drive linked here, and everything seemed to go just fine during the switchout, but when I fired it all back up and turned it on I get no video.. Anyone know what may be causing that? The device powers up and makes some chimes, but no video at all.. I am guessing maybe I knocked something loose inside?
I think this is probably one of the best instruction videos i have seen on internet - but i have one question - if you are replacing the drive, what about everything on the old drive, does that not need to be transferred to new drive ?
I thought the Xbox hard drive had to be specially formatted as exFAT and assigned multiple partitions with unique names via a PowerShell script in order for it to work? Does booting with the OSU1 thumb drive bypass all that?
I tried following your video , but didn't work for me. I purchased a WD blue hdd 1tb in size. I formatted it the way you suggest, but wants to initialize as MBR not in GUID like the original 500gb hdd. The video is great for dissembling and re install.
If someone gets the E101 error, just press the sync and eject buttom the same time before pressing the start button untl it beeps 2 (without usb in console) or 3 times (with usb in console).
Thanks for the video. Really helpful. This is the best instructional video I have seen on UA-cam. You should train UA-camrs how to make these kind of videos.
Great great great tutorial. This work great for me, but I have a concern. I installed a 960 gig SSD from Kingston, but the Xbox is only seeing it as 365 gigs. Is the issue where you have to buy either a 500 gig SSD or 1tb SSD or 2 terabyte SSD still an issue?
No, a 4tb hdd can also be used, but it will be necessary to pass more, i.e. the maximum partition of 2tb will have to be increased manually to 4tb, through applications on pc
I'm looking at opening my Xbox to clean and re paste . Looking at this I may change the drive to SSD for more storage . Can I ask if you noticed faster loading even using apps and starting up games
Thanks for this man! Just did this --- and followed the instructions, worked great! And it clearly made a big performance. Went with a two terabyte WD SSD drive.
hey loved the video, by chance does your kinect work with this latest update? i had to do something similar and im getting an error stating "there was a problem with kinect" even when the kinect isnt attached. so im trying a reinstall of the os to see if that will help... but any suggestions as to why that could be happening?
Great video but you can absolutely skip the stage where you used diskpart to format and create a partition. The Xbox will perform this step and will create 5 partitions in GPT format. What you did was create 1 partition in MBR format which is fine for PC but Xbox cannot boot MBR.
what's the purpose of connecting the drive to pc? can I just install it to the device without any formatting or copying? I'll reinstall everything once I restart my xbox, is that gonna work?
Hey, great video, just a quick question, i did buy a Xbox one Elite with 1TB Hybrid drive. I want to put a 2TB SSD in it. The console is used, but has nothing on it from me, so i want to whipe it clean completely. If i follow all steps you say in this video exactly, would that work for my Situation too? Or would this not work with a 2TB SSD in a Xbox One Elite? It would be great if you could help me out here.
is this process applicable to hdd's? i might replace my old hdd since it might be too old bcoz i bought my xbox one console seperately and it might be damaged. I just want to know if i can do this procedure to hdd because i love the tutorial didn't get any buffs in my brain
Thank you very much for this video👏This was easy to follow and straightforward. My issue was I swapped out my 1tb SSD to reinstall OG hard drive for some reason didn’t just work when reinstalled. Thank you 👍
This is how it should be perfect instructions cheers also just wondering is there any difference in loading times on the fat Xbox one mode with the SSD ?l?
Thanks! Really appreciate it. As for load times, it honestly wasn’t much of a difference lol. I was hoping it would be blazing fast but it’s about the same. Loading screens in games are slightly faster but nothing amazing.
what are some common things that would tell you the drive has failed ? Have a one x that turns on for 30-45 seconds and then powers off no input to the tv either someone said the drive needed replaced do you think that could possibly be it ?
When formatting the drive on the computer do I need to use the usb 3 to sata adapter or can I connect it to the inside sata power and data cable on the pc and formate it that way without having to buy the cable?
Yeah I don’t see why not. You should be able to connect it as a SATA drive and format it. I probably would have done it that way if I wasn’t making a how to video. I actually considered doing it that way but thought it might add some confusion if folks had to enable the SATA ports on the motherboard or something.
how essential is configuring the drive before you install it? edit, i got the cable and im doing the same steps but it only gets to 1% and quits on the offline update
Thanks for the kind words. There wasn’t much of a speed increase. I think loading screens go a little quicker, but it’s still about the same as it was before.
Hey bro I have the same problem xb1 Whats the fastest speed and biggest capacity the Xbox can accept internally without rejecting it or failing to read Is there a certain connector type I need the ssd to be made in Thanks in advance
This is just how a tutorial should be. No endless crap, just a quick tour through the proces!
AMEN!
Just wow. This is the one and only tutorial anybody should watch. I'll be using this tutorial to fix my Xbox One X sometime in the future.
Glad it helped!
Perfect guide, thanks to you I was able to solve the problem on my Xbox 🙏
Glad it helped, and thanks for the Super!
Excellent! Must be an Engineer who created this tutorial. Very thorough and easy to follow. Thank you!
Just swapped a failed hdd with an ssd using your easy to follow video. Now my daughter and I can continue playing monster hunter rise :) Thanks!
Great video! Used your vid for a HDD to SSD swap on my xbox one and gave her a cleaning with some fresh thermal paste. Just finishing with the update and I'm ready to start installing games!
Just saw your video from 5 years ago👍 glad to see your still uploading
For anyone that might wonder, 2TB is the max limit, and minimum is 500/512GB. 480GB is below the minimum and won't work using this method. There is an script that does allow using smaller HDD/SDD but it isn't really worth the effort. The best scenario for the OG X1 is an internal 500GB SSD and an external SSD. It loads fast and doesn't make too much sound.
I just got a Crucial MX 500 SDD 1TB on Prime Day for a great price.
Can I use this 1TB drive in my OG Xbox One or should I exchange for a 500GB SSD?
My Xbox is 320. How is that Even possible?
@@kaibyoobecause you touch yourself at night.
I was just asking about this. I want to put the 2TB SSD.
@@kaibyoosystem files and stuff
Thank you so much for all the help and simple guide. It took me 1 watch to understand this and you also saved me £500 on a new console. Thanks so much!
That’s what it’s all about! Glad you saved some cash. Buy that sweet cat some treats and give some scritchies for me 🐈
Great video! Used the same ssd as you and sata to usb adapter and everything works great. My old hard drive was failing and needed a factory reset every time it would get completely turned off, so I really needed a new one. The only thing is, on boot-up, I no longer get the green loading screen, just a black screen until the home menu pops up. Doesn't bother me but thought I'd mention it for other people attempting this.
You have to put the bootanim.dat file in your new harddrive for it to back the green loading screen.
It’s because that green screen is normally there while the is boots up from the hdd but now that the is is loading faster it skips it entirely because it’s not needed.
It’s actually interesting because Xbox ones have had this for a while now in the code so Microsoft really did think about putting in ssds at the time of the ones development
@@NITROexpress17I used this video to upgrade to an ssd as well. I also had a black screen while booting up. But on the next update, the green screen returned on boot up.
How much faster is the loadfing time ?? tks
Just wondering if I could put a 2TB SSD in my fat Xbox One. I was gonna put it in my PS4 but my blu Ray drive isn't being detected so I can't finish the process, let alone start it.
Great tutorial, followed it exactly. Pay attention to the sequence of installing the panels at the end; the top section must go first, and then the front.
I wanted to pass on a thank you from my daughter and I. You may as well call this a step-by-step tutorial for how to replace and reload a hard drive on an Xbox. Our Xbox one S is a very early generation and the video you put together worked perfectly the first time through. Again, thank you for putting together such a helpful and concise video. Well done!
That’s great to hear. Comments like this keep me goin man. It feels good to know I was able to help yall out. Hope you both get hours and hours of good gaming out of it 👍. And thanks for the tip as well. Appreciate it.
Whew! The 500gb threshold is key to doing the offline update. I used a 480gb too, used a 500gb and it's updating.
Is 480 the issue or is less than 500 the issue? So a 250 or 128 will not work in guessing?
Followed your video to the letter and everything went exactly as you have shown. Thanks for a great and simple guide.
Subbed for the concise no bs tutorial presentation alone.
Thanks brother. Appreciate you
@@thefiXfiles I just upgraded my old Xbox one to a 1tb SSD following this guide and it couldn’t have gone smoother.
Me too. Good video
Thanks! Just a heads up for others who tried, i tried to do what the microsoft page said, looked up OS Version and chose OSU2 as it instructed me, got error, went straight for OSU1, no problem! I will comment, it seems console startup isnt noticeably faster, but scrolling menus on home page is smoother so i call it a win!
im pretty sure the startup sequence is stored on the built in, not removable flash memory, and that's why its a bit slow coz its also a bit old now
So far so good.
The beginning of the year I had 2 crapped out Xb1. This just helped me fix my second one! Thanks!
Xb one turned on then off - thought I was going to have to upgrade consoles. Found this gem of a video - followed instructions to the T - worked like a charm. $75 for all items max.
Honestly thank you. I literally have gutted my xbox and been beating my head over the table for 9 hrs until I stumbled on to your tutorial
Glad it helped!
Thanks for this Tutorial Dude! Smoothest Guide I've watched to date! Everything on Point! & worked like a charm! Total Legend!
Great video! I followed it to replace my failing HHD to SSD. It went like clockwork!!! Thank you!
Great tutorial! I just upgraded to the same 1TB Crucial SSD on my 1st gen Xbox One and everything went great. Thank you again!
how much of the 1tb is actual usable space? like 800gb-900gb?
Instead of using the command prompt to format the SSD can you just right click the SSD > select Format > choose NTFS as type > quick format? Or if it’s not showing up initially just do it through the GUI in disk management?
hunted for this after watching iFixit's video because they didnt include the formatting and OS install. simple, clean, understandable. thanks
Glad I could help
Thank you!
TLDR: If you are getting error E102 and think you need to replace your internal hard drive, try reinstalling the OS first.
I was stuck in an infinite Error E102 loop and was ready to replace my original internal hard drive (I'd bought my Xbox used and had it for seven years so no real surprises there), and figured I'd try to move the OS to my external drive connected via USB, or remove its housing and turn it into an internal hard drive manually. Unfortunately my external hard drive uses weird connectors so I couldn't move that to be internal, and the Xbox refused to boot with no internal drive (despite an external drive and flash drive with OS plugged in). I tried reinstalling the OS to the original hard drive and, much to my surprise, that worked perfectly. Turns out I didn't even need to open my Xbox, but thanks to this well-made video I didn't cause any damage anyway.
So how did you update your hard drive OS?
I have been trying this but my Xbox won't find me the offline update option when I plug in my os usb. I think I have maybe used my Xbox for 40hrs and now it is a brick. Very frustrating.
you may need to fomat your usb drive to NTFS
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This video helped me fix my Xbox and get back to gaming. I thought it was done for. I enjoyed getting back at it. Thank you!!!!
Great tutorial but I had to hold the sync & eject button then push power button until I heard two beeps. Only then did my Xbox recognize the USB and started the update automatically. Still worked just like your video. Went with 2.5” SSD @2TB. Now moving my games from external to internal and transfer speeds went from 120-150Mbps to 450-600Mbps!
My Xbox isn’t recognizing my usb drive either. Holding down the sync and eject buttons isn’t fixing the problem. Any ideas?
@@joshuannamdi5242 Keep trying, took me like 6-7 attempts to get the beeps then all of a sudden started working
@@dustylyle1133 the issue was my USB drive. I used second USB drive and the Xbox recognized that one.
Fantastic guide. My old Xbox lives another day. Thank you
Such a great video. Thank you for your skill, and clarity. So very helpful
Do I need the USB to SATA adapter or can I just Connect the SSD to my Internal SATA?
Man and I thought I had to throw it away! Thank you so much, it worked perfectly.
Glad it helped!
Is the hard drive being bad the thing that won't let a console update finish
Did you notice any improvement in loading times after swapping for the SSD? Great video... I almost made the 480GB mistake too. Glad I watched before purchasing.
Loading screens are a little faster, but honestly it wasn’t the huge difference I was hoping for. I’d consider it a minor improvement. Hope this wasn’t a disappointment lol
@@thefiXfiles can I replace my 500gb Xbox hhd to a 1Tb samsung ssd
oh never mind
I have never seen a person make formatting a hard drive that damn difficult lmao
I was like bro 😭 why did I have to go to cmd to format it to ntfs????
Ok odd q..when prepping the SSD, why go through command prompt to format it to NTSF and not do it the same way as the flash drive?
Got my xbox working. I purchased the same 1tb ssd you used. Big thanks.
Glad I could help. Enjoy!
Great Video, did the replacement just now and it worked like a charm. Thank you!
It is faster?
Need to get myself that usb-sata cable. My xbox died and having tried and failed with the osu1 as is, i'll be doing a tear-down soon enough
Good video - and thanks for clarifying the SSD min size too
So I did this using the hard drive linked here, and everything seemed to go just fine during the switchout, but when I fired it all back up and turned it on I get no video.. Anyone know what may be causing that? The device powers up and makes some chimes, but no video at all.. I am guessing maybe I knocked something loose inside?
Thank you, the surprise battlefront gameplay is awesome. I fuggin love that game.
Same here!
Thanks!
04:48 Its not "Create part prime" but "Create part prim" that worked for me.
Just curious. Is it necessary to cmd the new hard drive? Other than the prime input it looked as if you just did an ntfs format.
I think this is probably one of the best instruction videos i have seen on internet - but i have one question - if you are replacing the drive, what about everything on the old drive, does that not need to be transferred to new drive ?
This has given the the confidence to upgrade my original Xbox one!
Quick, detailed, professional.
I thought the Xbox hard drive had to be specially formatted as exFAT and assigned multiple partitions with unique names via a PowerShell script in order for it to work?
Does booting with the OSU1 thumb drive bypass all that?
Great guide- however, I do not have a startup animation anymore. Is there any way to get it working without yanking it back out?
I tried following your video , but didn't work for me. I purchased a WD blue hdd 1tb in size. I formatted it the way you suggest, but wants to initialize as MBR not in GUID like the original 500gb hdd. The video is great for dissembling and re install.
If someone gets the E101 error, just press the sync and eject buttom the same time before pressing the start button untl it beeps 2 (without usb in console) or 3 times (with usb in console).
Idk if my tool set is different but t9 feels very sloppy, mine is definitely a t10 on those top screws
hey sorry , my xbox one s is with black screen , can i replace the hard disk with the one frome an xbox one ( the old version)
Thanks. Great tutorial. Fixed my XBox, with failed hard drive, with no problems. Although the case is not as pretty now!
I find that to be a fair tradeoff.
Thanks for the video. Really helpful. This is the best instructional video I have seen on UA-cam. You should train UA-camrs how to make these kind of videos.
Thanks for the kind words. I try to respect people’s time so they can get stuff fixed and get back to life.
What a GREAT tutorial! Right to the point and no bs!
Great great great tutorial. This work great for me, but I have a concern. I installed a 960 gig SSD from Kingston, but the Xbox is only seeing it as 365 gigs. Is the issue where you have to buy either a 500 gig SSD or 1tb SSD or 2 terabyte SSD still an issue?
Same for me.. did you got a solution ?
Glad the internal can be upgraded. A 2tb is the max to be used as another video stated.
No, a 4tb hdd can also be used, but it will be necessary to pass more, i.e. the maximum partition of 2tb will have to be increased manually to 4tb, through applications on pc
How long did it take for your xbox one to load after putting the new drive in? Did it take particularly long or was it instant
Thanks for the tutorial. I was able to successfully replace my failed HDD.
Sweet! Glad you got it working.
Wow great video saved me a ton of time and headache. Very clear to follow and execute.
No confusing stuff and great instructions, thankd
Do you know the max storage capacity for the xbox one?
I heard 2 TB SSD or HDD
Thank you for the great info. My Xbox is now updated with a 1TB SSD. Did lose the Boot up Screen? Any Ideas?
I'm looking at opening my Xbox to clean and re paste . Looking at this I may change the drive to SSD for more storage . Can I ask if you noticed faster loading even using apps and starting up games
Thanks for this man! Just did this --- and followed the instructions, worked great! And it clearly made a big performance. Went with a two terabyte WD SSD drive.
Can I put another exact Xbox hard drive from my old Xbox in to my new one both the same Xbox and hard drive
hey loved the video, by chance does your kinect work with this latest update? i had to do something similar and im getting an error stating "there was a problem with kinect" even when the kinect isnt attached. so im trying a reinstall of the os to see if that will help... but any suggestions as to why that could be happening?
Great video but you can absolutely skip the stage where you used diskpart to format and create a partition. The Xbox will perform this step and will create 5 partitions in GPT format. What you did was create 1 partition in MBR format which is fine for PC but Xbox cannot boot MBR.
So just stick any drive in, run OSU from USB, and gold to go?
@@IBuiltDaArk you got it man. The Xbox will run diskpart itself using the commands designated in OSU.
Which screw driver do you use to take the hard drive from the plastic tray?
Thanks so much!! My Xbox has been throwing errors every time I tried these things. But yours worked! Cheers mate
Glad I could help
What if we just want to swap an already formatted for xbox one hdd for another one of higher storage?
what's the purpose of connecting the drive to pc? can I just install it to the device without any formatting or copying? I'll reinstall everything once I restart my xbox, is that gonna work?
Hey, great video, just a quick question, i did buy a Xbox one Elite with 1TB Hybrid drive. I want to put a 2TB SSD in it. The console is used, but has nothing on it from me, so i want to whipe it clean completely. If i follow all steps you say in this video exactly, would that work for my Situation too? Or would this not work with a 2TB SSD in a Xbox One Elite? It would be great if you could help me out here.
Hell ya just what I needed!
Will this fix my green screen of death? I've tried factory resetting and it just gives me errors.
is this process applicable to hdd's? i might replace my old hdd since it might be too old bcoz i bought my xbox one console seperately and it might be damaged. I just want to know if i can do this procedure to hdd because i love the tutorial didn't get any buffs in my brain
guyss please answer meee
Easy vid thx. Got gifted an Xbox so will be swapping. Why not jus right click and format drive? Unless it didnt work.
Thank you very much for this video👏This was easy to follow and straightforward.
My issue was I swapped out my 1tb SSD to reinstall OG hard drive for some reason didn’t just work when reinstalled.
Thank you 👍
Hey man, why doesnt my offline sysem update thing pop up ehen i plug in the usb drive, did everyhing but still
I put a 960G SSD but the Xbox only recognizes 365G. Do you know what it could be
This is how it should be perfect instructions cheers also just wondering is there any difference in loading times on the fat Xbox one mode with the SSD ?l?
Thanks! Really appreciate it. As for load times, it honestly wasn’t much of a difference lol. I was hoping it would be blazing fast but it’s about the same. Loading screens in games are slightly faster but nothing amazing.
perfect video! I have a question. I have a 512gb sata3 ssd hard drive, will it work on the xbox or will it give me an error again? thank you!
So the big question . With SSD installed how faster is it ??????????
Not much. The boot is fast, the performance I didnt see much of a difference. In the Xbox One X the ssd feels slightly better, though.
what are some common things that would tell you the drive has failed ? Have a one x that turns on for 30-45 seconds and then powers off no input to the tv either someone said the drive needed replaced do you think that could possibly be it ?
Mine was freezing in the middle of games and I could hear the old drive chirping
@@thefiXfiles I changed the drive yesterday and it worked! Weird but I didn’t think there was anything wrong with it
Fair play literally One of the best how to do. Thank you , ALSO tks as i was going to use a 250G ssd
can i use this method even if my hard drive is still working good. probablky a dumb question but i am dumb so idk lol
When formatting the drive on the computer do I need to use the usb 3 to sata adapter or can I connect it to the inside sata power and data cable on the pc and formate it that way without having to buy the cable?
Yeah I don’t see why not. You should be able to connect it as a SATA drive and format it. I probably would have done it that way if I wasn’t making a how to video. I actually considered doing it that way but thought it might add some confusion if folks had to enable the SATA ports on the motherboard or something.
Do we really need to configure or not cab we just plug it in
how essential is configuring the drive before you install it? edit, i got the cable and im doing the same steps but it only gets to 1% and quits on the offline update
can you clone the disk on windows? why the usb pendrive update?
I tried to format hdd and clean all of it.. after i turn on i get error E100 idk what to do
Is the drive bigger than 500gb?
@@Hawkem68 yaa i didn't swap hdd i just format it
This was an awesome tutorial video. Keep up the good content
I have a 500GB Xbox One. Do I need to upgrade to 1TB? Or can I still replace the original 500GB drive to a brand new 500GB SSD ?
Can you just swap with any ssd or does it have to have anything g specific with it.
quality video bud. did the xbox load faster with the ssd?
Thanks for the kind words. There wasn’t much of a speed increase. I think loading screens go a little quicker, but it’s still about the same as it was before.
I know this was a while ago. Just wanted to say thanks! Fixed my Xbox!
Hey bro I have the same problem xb1
Whats the fastest speed and biggest capacity the Xbox can accept internally without rejecting it or failing to read
Is there a certain connector type I need the ssd to be made in
Thanks in advance
Was asking the same thing. I would like to install the 2 GB drive.
Qeastion are you able to take out that storage and then put it in a pc
Why are you selecting part 1 is that the disk that it goes too