Xbox One External Storage Device Converter
Allows a PC to read / write data to a USB hard drive configured for use in the Xbox One
Overview:
This application will make a hard drive used for XBOX One External Storage (released in the June System Update); recognizable to a PC for read/write of the data.
This application requires Administrator privileges on execution otherwise it may state "No storage devices found".
Download:
Download Xbox One External USB Storage Device Converter
Allows a PC to read / write data to a USB hard drive configured for use in the Xbox One
Overview:
This application will make a hard drive used for XBOX One External Storage (released in the June System Update); recognizable to a PC for read/write of the data.
This application requires Administrator privileges on execution otherwise it may state "No storage devices found".
Download:
Download Xbox One External USB Storage Device Converter
How to use Xbox One External Storage Device Converter:
1) Plug in your XBOX One external storage device into your PC after it has been formatted for use on your console.
2) Open the application and choose "SCAN".
3) Your device should be listed. Right click and choose "Enable PC Mode".
4) Choose scan again; and you should see that your device is now in PC Mode.
5) Disconnect/Reconnect your drive and Windows should now mount the drive allowing you to read/write the files stored by the console. You could also do a refresh in Disk Management instead of disconnect/reconnect.
When you are ready to return the device to your console:
1) Open the application and do a scan.
2) Choose your device, right click and "Enable XBOX Mode".
**This needs to be done before your console will recognize the drive. If you forget to do this; your console will ask to reformat it (losing all your data).
*WARNING*
This application scans and makes modifications to the MBR of the drive. I take no responsibility for any damage done to the device or loss of data caused by utilizing this application.
This has been tested on only a handful of drives; so there could be issues. Use at your own risk.
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