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How to Add and Use an External Hard Drive with Xbox Series X or S

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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With the release of the Xbox Series X and S, gamers now have access to faster loading times, improved graphics, and better storage capacity. However, even with an internal storage capacity of up to 1TB, it’s still possible to run out of space quickly, especially if you’re big into downloading games.

Luckily, Xbox Series X and S support expandable storage through the use of an external hard drive. This allows you to add up to 16TB of additional storage, giving you plenty of space for all your favorite games.

So, if you’re looking to add an external hard drive to your Xbox Series X or S, here’s how you can do it:

Step 1: Choose Your External Hard Drive

Before you start, you’ll need to choose an external hard drive that is compatible with the Xbox Series X or S. The drive must meet the following specifications:

– USB 3.0 or later

– Capacity between 128GB and 16TB

– At least 7200 RPM

When purchasing your external hard drive, it’s also important to ensure that it has been designed specifically for use with the Xbox, as not all external hard drives will work with the console.

Step 2: Connect the Drive

Once you have your external hard drive, it’s time to connect it to your Xbox Series X or S. To do this, simply plug the USB cable into one of the console’s USB ports. You’ll then need to follow the on-screen instructions to set up the hard drive.

Step 3: Transfer Your Games

With your external hard drive connected, it’s now time to transfer your games from your console’s internal storage to your external hard drive. To do this, follow these simple steps:

1. Press the Xbox button on your controller to bring up the guide.

2. Go to “Profile & system” and select “Settings.”

3. Select “System.”

4. Select “Storage.”

5. Choose which games and apps you want to move and then select “Move” or “Copy.”

Your games will now begin transferring to your external hard drive. This process may take some time, depending on the size of the games you’re moving.

Step 4: Play Your Games

Once your games have been transferred, you can now play them from your external hard drive. Simply select the game you want to play from the Xbox dashboard, and it will load directly from your external hard drive.

Using an external hard drive with your Xbox Series X or S is an easy way to increase your storage capacity and ensure that you always have room for your favorite games. By following these simple steps, you’ll be up and running in no time.

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