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How to use external storage on Xbox One

How to use external storage on Xbox One

Posted on August 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

An external hard drive is essential nowadays, with gaming installs increasing as experiences grow more and more ambitious. The average console will now only fit a dedicated handful of major games before you need to jump into the settings and start deleting things.

Luckily, it’s an easy problem to solve, with Xbox One supporting the seamless insertion of portable hard drives via USB of varying sizes and formats. You’ll need to jump through a few simple hoops to get them up and running, but the whole process is relatively painless.
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