In 2014 Microsoft’s Xbox One entertainment console was off to a rocky start. A convoluted message and ever-shifting priorities had left the console’s launch in shambles the year before. One thing the ...

Those gamers making an attempt at taking apart the Xbox One X to replace its HDD, take heed: it's not just a simple matter of screws and swapping. As we first addressed in our original full Xbox One X ...

Better still the Xbox One's use of high-speed USB 3.0 ports also opens up the possibility of a genuine hard drive upgrade that could offer up benefits beyond just adding more storage space - faster ...

So you've just bought an Xbox One. You've got all the accessories you need (Forza-branded pencil case, Master Chief tea towel etc). And thanks to your Xbox Live Gold ...

Plug the external hard drive into a vacant USB port on your Xbox One using the included cable. Ensure the drive is USB 3.0 compatible, as this is a requirement for optimal performance. Format the ...

It is much easier to add an external hard drive to store hundreds of games, apps, or whatever else is supported. There are multiple ways to fix this problem and were going to discuss the ones that ...

Every Xbox One gamer is bound to run into the issue of managing their game collection — after all, the original Xbox One came with a paltry 500GB of storage. While the Xbox One S and Xbox One X ...

Which external hard drives for Xbox One are best? When the first video games were released, they comfortably fit onto several floppy disks. As the games became better, the format changed to 700MB CDs ...