However, if I'm not mistaken, then you should be able to select the storage location when starting a game. For example, hard drive, Cloud, USB. After you choose USB, the game should save and load from the selected storage. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Solution 1: Verify that the device is compatible with Xbox The following devices are compatible with the Xbox console:.
Check with the device manufacturer for compatibility with Xbox A USB device connected to your Xbox console might not work as expected for any of the following reasons:. First of all, make sure that there is no important data on the USB drive, as the console will format and delete everything on the USB drive. In the storage settings, the console will ask you if you wish to use the USB drive for game storage. Allow the console to prepare the USB drive for game storage, and after a while the USB drive should show up as a Memory Unit in the storage device selection.
Just make sure, that your console is also on the most up-to-date system software, by having the console connected online. I have an xbox which I started playing again recently. I end up having to start games over every time. If you want to back-up your save games to a USB flash drive you can, but there are a few conditions as it seems Microsoft wants to protect its sales of Xbox hard drives:.
Sign into your gamer profile, insert the drive in a USB port on your Xbox , and head to Settings in your dashboard. Select the System tile and then Storage. Select Yes for the prompt that appears. The Xbox will then set up the USB drive for its own use. Depending on whether your Xbox is using a hard drive or just has a memory module on board, you will need to select Hard Drive or Memory Unit. Choose Games and Apps, and find the game that you wish to backup the saves for.
Select it, and your save games should be visible. Select those, choose Copy and then select your USB flash drive which will now also be called Memory Unit, but have a flash drive icon. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. I want to back them up to save them in case I ever want to play these games in the future. I'm not interested in downloaded content or games, just the save games.
Billy ONeal asked why there's an arbitrary 16GB limit. The official FAQ doesn't really address this, but instead tells you how grateful you should be ;-. Why does Xbox only support 16GB of storage, even though I have a much larger device?
Supporting USB storage devices up to 16GB in size is a huge increase in storage over any solid state memory storage solutions currently available for Xbox Users that need more storage have options in the Xbox hard drives, which are available for purchase separately.
Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 10 years, 10 months ago. Active 7 years, 6 months ago. Viewed 42k times. I see so many different answers about this I'm not sure which is true, so I'd like to ask: Can I save my Xbox games to a USB drive for safe keeping? Can I do this without buying a memory card? Improve this question.
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