Connect the External Hard Drive: Plug the USB 3.0 external hard drive into one of the vacant USB ports on your Xbox One using a USB 3.0 cable. Detect and Format the Drive: Once connected, the Xbox ...

Xbox One owners considering updating to the Windows 10-inspired "New Xbox One Experience" dashboard may want to hold off for the time being.

Xbox One players included in the Preview program can't format their hard drives on the New Xbox One Experience. It looks like there's no fix available yet.

The Xbox One is like a computer in many respects, which means it will support most hard drives today, including solid-state drives. As long as the drive supports USB 3.0, users should have few ...

Xbox One Image used with permission by copyright holder. Your Xbox One or Xbox One S will connect to an external hard drive via USB 3.0, so long as it has a storage capacity of at least 256 GB.

Today at Gamescom, Microsoft and Seagate announced a partnership for a new 2TB external hard drive made specifically for Xbox One and Xbox 360.. The USB 3.0 hard drive, which will cost $110 when ...

How to format your computer’s primary hard drive. If you want to erase your computer’s hard drive—the one you’re actively using—things get a little more complicated.

If you buy an external drive—such as one of our recommended portable or desktop hard drives, portable solid-state drives, or USB 3.0 flash drives—you may need to reformat it to work with your ...