I went through the readme twice, once a week ago, once yesterday before the operation, I probably missed something. Am wondering how to get "(f) Autosize Non-Standard w/ 2TB Disk GUID (1947GB MAX) - create an autosized 'User Content' resetting to 2TB".

Is choosing "(b) Replace/Upgrade keeping original drive data (Standard and Non)" the only way to get the autosize function? But I don't have the original hdd yet and I'm not sure if it's functional, so I chose "(a) Replace/Upgrade w/o a working original drive (Standard Only)" instead.

And if it's possible to know more about the issue by the full error code? I screencaped a few...

Thanks : )

 

So, after I replace the hdd and OSU it, I can back up the files from those xbox partitions and emulate those partitions later with any hdd?

I bought a 3TB ext hdd the next day I bought my xbox, but it happened after one of the update, xbox couldn't recognize my ext hdd anymore until after 3 more updates, very annoying. So 100GB is still sweet when u run out of space and when M$ makes a mistake

 

hello, could you have me the last alpha version of the partition x .... my one x is blocked. I will pay you what you need.

 

Oh man, I've wasted so much time trying to get this work. Seemed like it would but I can never get it to run the batch file. If I'm logged in as an administrator it says The System Cannot Find The Path Specified.

If I'm not logged in as admin I can get further in the process but then at a certain point it tells me to run CMD as administrator.

Problem is, I'm using an XP laptop, I just saw that OS is not listed in the readme. Does anyone have a suggestion?

Just tried using the tool a different way based on a newer video.

Create XBOX One Drive script only gets as far as:

Does selected disk contain C: Checking
Does not contain C: can continue

Then it says 'choice.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Xbox One Drive Selection Cancelled.
Script Execution complete.

 

I must say I am not too happy about what the script did.

Script version 8 detected no drives (tried first internal SATA, then with an external USB adapter). I guess it assumes multiple partitions or drives by default? My computer only has a single drive with single partition. Next I also plugged in the internal drive of my Xbox.

Anyhow, thought I'd run the version 7 than and it did indeed pick up my plugged in drives. Chose drive number 1 as 0 was system drive and 2 was the original One X drive. The script added correctly sized partitions, but then it formatted the Xbox One X's drive's partitions in NTFS one by one. Running it again leaves it to that state, regardless of starting off with an empty drive or one with the unformatted partitions. Removing the One X's original drive made no difference either.

So what I've managed so far with the script's assistance is wipe my previous perfectly good drive and have empty partitions on the new SSD. I guess next step is to set GUIDs and move over recovery files manually, but this is pretty catastrophic. Logging didn't seem to work either.

I run the latest November update of W10, I wonder if it changed diskpart's output to something unexpected.

Edit: Script 8.1 from GDrive worked ok, copied the select offline files over and it's all good now. Phew.

 

Hello, I think I buy an Xbox one s to put it on the omega version and recover the A / B folder in order to solve my problem E101 ... good idea? Otherwise no one would be willing to send me these files for payment of course?

 

you think that the firmware is identical between the S and X? Can I install a newer version of the A / B files or do you need the same build? Thank you