Ổ cứng HDD truyền thống trên Xbox One sau nhiều năm sử dụng thường bị chậm, lỗi sector hoặc đơn giản là không đủ dung lượng cho các tựa game AAA nặng hàng trăm GB. Tuy nhiên, nếu bạn chỉ rút ổ cũ và cắm ổ mới, máy sẽ báo lỗi hệ thống ngay lập tức.
Hôm nay, chepgame.net sẽ hướng dẫn anh em cách sử dụng script chuyên dụng để phân vùng và chuẩn bị ổ cứng mới cho Xbox One, hỗ trợ mọi dung lượng và tối ưu hóa tốc độ với SSD.
1. Công cụ cần chuẩn bị
Để thực hiện, bạn cần kết nối ổ cứng mới (HDD hoặc SSD) vào máy tính chạy Windows qua cổng SATA hoặc Box USB 3.0.
- Ổ cứng mới: Tối thiểu 500GB (Khuyên dùng SSD để tăng tốc độ load game lên gấp 2-3 lần).
- Script phân vùng: Bộ công cụ Xbox One Internal Hard Drive Script (thường được gọi là XFIX).
- File hệ thống: Gói cập nhật ngoại tuyến OSU1 từ trang chủ Microsoft.
- Phần mềm hỗ trợ: Ubuntu (nếu dùng script Linux) hoặc chạy trực tiếp file
.battrên Windows với quyền Admin.
2. Cấu trúc 5 phân vùng “sống còn” của Xbox One
Script sẽ tự động chia ổ cứng của bạn thành 5 phân vùng định dạng GPT với các GUID (mã định danh) cực kỳ chính xác:
- Temp Content: Chứa dữ liệu tạm.
- User Content: Nơi lưu trữ game và ứng dụng (Phân vùng lớn nhất).
- System Support: Chứa các tệp hỗ trợ hệ thống.
- System Update: Chứa tệp tin cập nhật hệ điều hành.
- System Update 2: Phân vùng dự phòng cho cập nhật.
3. Các bước thực hiện chi tiết
Bước 1: Chạy Script chuẩn bị ổ cứng
- Kết nối ổ cứng vào PC. Mở Disk Management để đảm bảo ổ cứng đã được nhận (không cần định dạng).
- Chạy script với quyền Administrator.
- Chọn đúng ký hiệu ổ đĩa (Ví dụ: Disk 1, Disk 2). Lưu ý: Chọn sai sẽ làm mất dữ liệu ổ cứng máy tính của bạn.
- Script sẽ hỏi dung lượng ổ cứng bạn muốn giả lập (500GB, 1TB, 2TB…). Chọn đúng dung lượng thực tế của ổ bạn đã mua.
Bước 2: Sao chép file hệ thống (Offline System Update)
- Sau khi script chạy xong, các phân vùng sẽ xuất hiện trên Windows.
- Tải gói OSU1.zip từ Microsoft và giải nén.
- Tìm thư mục
$SystemUpdate. Sao chép toàn bộ nội dung trong thư mục này vào hai phân vùng System Update và System Update 2 trên ổ cứng mới.
Bước 3: Lắp đặt và khởi tạo trên Xbox
- Lắp ổ cứng mới vào máy Xbox One.
- Khởi động máy vào chế độ Troubleshoot (Giữ nút Bind + Eject rồi nhấn Power).
- Chọn Offline System Update. Máy sẽ bắt đầu cài đặt lại hệ điều hành từ các file bạn đã chép vào ổ cứng.
4. Tại sao nên nâng cấp lên SSD cho Xbox One?
Dù Xbox One (S/X) chỉ sử dụng giao tiếp SATA II/III, việc nâng cấp lên SSD vẫn mang lại sự khác biệt rõ rệt:
- Tốc độ khởi động: Giảm từ 1 phút xuống còn khoảng 20-30 giây.
- Load game: Các game thế giới mở như Forza Horizon 5 hay Red Dead Redemption 2 sẽ giảm thời gian chờ đợi đáng kể.
- Độ bền: SSD không có bộ phận chuyển động, giúp máy hoạt động êm ái và không lo lỗi cơ học như HDD cũ.
Thông tin tóm tắt cho SEO:
- Tiêu đề bài viết (Title Tag): Cách thay ổ cứng Xbox One (S/X) tại nhà: Hướng dẫn chi tiết 2026.
- Từ khóa chính (Keywords): thay hdd xbox one, nâng cấp ssd xbox one, hướng dẫn chia phân vùng xbox one, xbox one internal hdd script, lỗi khởi động xbox one hdd.
- Mô tả ngắn (Meta Description): Hướng dẫn chi tiết cách thay thế và nâng cấp ổ cứng nội bộ cho mọi dòng Xbox One. Cách sử dụng script phân vùng GPT và cài đặt OSU1 thành công 100%.
Lời khuyên từ Admin: Khi tháo máy Xbox One, hãy cẩn thận với sợi cáp dẹt của bảng điều khiển phía trước, nó rất mỏng và dễ đứt. Nếu anh em đang quản lý các máy game tại quán hoặc làm dịch vụ, việc thủ sẵn một ổ SSD đã được phân vùng sẵn script này sẽ giúp cứu máy cho khách chỉ trong vòng 15 phút.
Bạn có muốn mình gửi kèm link tải các phiên bản script XFIX ổn định nhất cho từng đời máy Xbox One không?
THREAD UPDATE FEBRUARY 26, 2020:
Script version 9 has been released!
Version 9 is now completely re-written using PowerShell 5.1 instead of Windows Batch.
As a result, the code structure and process error checking is much improved.
On the downside the new script only supports Windows 10 and above however, the old script is still included and slightly improved as well.
As it stands there are now 3 Windows scripts to choose from and are functionally equivalent:
create_xbox_drive_gui.bat – which includes a graphical interface and is the new primary Xbox One hard drive partitioning script using PowerShell 5.1 for Windows 10 and above
create_xbox_drive.bat – which includes a command line interface similar to the original script using PowerShell 5.1 for Windows 10 and above
create_xbox_drive_old.bat – the original Windows Batch script supporting Windows 7 and above
Also, there is a new COMMON ISSUES section at the bottom of this thread.
Anyone wanting the latest and greatest news about everything Xbox One hard drive related continue reading below.
WHAT THIS IS:
This is a set of scripts that allow you to create a standard/official 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB internal hard drive that works on any Xbox One, Xbox One S, or Xbox One X console and can be reset and remain at that appropriate size. In effect, all Xbox One consoles are potentially 2TB consoles.
Additionally the newer version 7 of the Windows and Linux partitioning scripts can copy your standard/official 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB internal hard drive’s content to a new standard 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB HDD, SSD, or SSHD. Version 7 can also copy to non-standard drive sizes between 256GB and 5TB with minimum 138GB and maximum 1947GB of available storage respectively.
In short, you can go from any Xbox One internal standard/official drive size to any other 2.5″ standard or non-standard drive size.
These scripts should support systems using any language but particularly on Windows 10 you’ll need to have “English (United States)” installed but does not need to be the default language.
For standard sizes this is NOT a hack or mod, this is a script which creates the exact hard drive structure Microsoft uses on each 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB console it sells.
In the several years I’ve been doing hard drive upgrades and repairs on the Xbox One I’m not aware of a single person being banned for this practice. That said, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
INTRO:
I’ve sat on this particular iteration of the scripts for about a month just to be sure that others were getting the same results that I was able to achieve.
That said, I’ve had a YouTube channel for about 4 years with the channel’s goal being to help people upgrade or replace their existing and potentially broken Xbox One hard drive.
Larger 5TB, 4TB, and 3TB 2.5″ hard drives have been around for some time but Microsoft has only officially supported up to 2TB drive sizes and will likely never support anything beyond this. Internally speaking of course, externally you can attach up to 16TB.
Xbox One internal drives have a 2TB limit that you cannot get around. This is a bug or feature by Microsoft’s design.
While a big feature of this script is the ability to change any Xbox One to a 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB standard console that can be “Reset” at any time, the big caveat of non-standard sizes is that performing a console “Reset” will incorrectly format a non-standard drive requiring the recreation of a standard 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB drive.
That being said, resetting your console should be a rare occurrence.
Reddit user A1DR1K sent a message to me on YouTube informing me that he had figured out how the Xbox One determines drive size and it isn’t tied to the console itself but rather the disk GUID.
This is a big deal. With a properly partitioned drive any console can use any size drive at any time. Officially Microsoft has defined 2TB, 1TB, and 500GB drive sizes and the latest script now supports them all.
So without further ado the script:
xboxonehdd-master-9.zip or use Google Drive
WHAT YOU NEED:
Aside from the scripts to partition a 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB drive you’ll need or need to do the following:
- You have to be willing to open your console and potentially void the 1 year or extended warranty.
- When doing a ‘Repair or Replace’ a 2.5″ HDD, SSD, or SSHD SATA drive with a minimum capacity of 500GB. You can use a drive larger than 2TB but you can only partition it as 2TB.
- When doing an ‘Upgrade’ a working standard/official 2.5″ 2TB, 1TB, or 500GB source drive.
- When doing an ‘Upgrade’ a 2.5″ HDD, SSD, or SSHD SATA target drive. This can be 5TB, 4TB, 3TB or 256GB but it can also be a standard size as well. For example, maybe you just want to upgrade from 500GB to 2TB.
- A way to attach 1 or 2 2.5″ HDD, SSD, or SSHD SATA drives to a Windows or Linux desktop or laptop. This can be a SATA to USB adapter or installing the SATA drive temporarily in said desktop or laptop. I recommend the USB3S2SAT3CB .
- When doing a ‘Repair or Replace’ an 8GB or larger NTFS USB Flash drive to extract the contents OSU1.zip to.
- When using Linux instead of Windows another 8GB or larger FAT32 USB Flash drive for creating an Ubuntu Live USB Flash Drive.
REPAIR, REPLACE, OR UPGRADE AN XBOX ONE DRIVE USING WINDOWS:
I’ve created a detailed walk through found within the xboxonehdd-master-9.zip file:
xboxonehdd-master\win\readme_windows.txt
Spoiler: readme_windows.txt
Last Updated: 2019/10/23
Author: XFiX
https://gbatemp.net/threads/xbox-on...-size-drive-that-works-on-any-console.496212/
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLURaLwRqr6g14Pl8qLO0E4ELBBCHfFh1V
Creates a properly partitioned Xbox One hard drive. You'll want to source the
entire original drive files or use the latest OSU1 files.
FEATURES:
1. Create a Standard Xbox One 500GB, 1TB, or 2TB internal hard drive
2. Upgrade a Standard Xbox One drive to non-standard sizes including
as small as 138GB, as large as 1947GB, and other non-standard sizes
3. Set Standard Xbox One GUID values without formatting the drive
4. Backup "System Update" to current directory System_Update and more
5. Restore "System Update" from current directory System_Update and more
6. Check all partitions for file system errors using chkdsk
7. Wipe drive of all partitions and GUID values
This script is a direct replacement to create_xbox_drive.sh for Linux:
create_xbox_drive_old.bat is tested and works on Windows 7 and 10
create_xbox_drive.bat and create_xbox_drive_gui.bat are tested and only work
on Windows 10
You'll need some sort of USB to SATA device or have the ability to connect a
SATA drive directly to your PC. I recommend the USB3S2SAT3CB USB 3.0 to SATA
adapter cable.
NOTES AND WARNINGS:
NOTE 1: Xbox One internal drives have a 2TB limit that you cannot get around.
This is a bug or feature by Microsoft's design.
This is the video I made trying to fill a 5TB internal drive.
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/tcoa8Xx_6oU
Version 7.0 and above max the "User Content" partition out at 1947GB.
Theoretically you can created a larger partition than this but you
cannot use the additional space.
NOTE 2: You need to run this script from an Administrator Command Prompt
using the "Run as administrator" feature.
NOTE 3: For this script to work on non-English Windows systems
C:\Windows\System32\en-US needs to be present.
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Language\Add languages
English (United States)
NOTE 4: Click "Cancel" or "X" on any "You need to format the disk in drive ?:
before you can use it." messages.
NOTE 5: diskmgmt.msc is your friend. Keep it open while running this script
to check progress and verify proper partitioning and formatting.
WARNING 1: E100 is bad. It is possible to do an offline update to resolve it
but this mostly isn't the case. E100 is the only know error that
actually refers to the Blu-ray drive. Under certain circumstances
during an Xbox One update the Blu-ray drive firmware can become
permanently corrupted. Any sort of Blu-ray drive failure involving
the daughterboard will brick your system since only the original
factory matching Xbox One motherboard and Blu-ray daughterboard can
be used together.
YOU CANNOT REPLACE A BLU-RAY DAUGHTERBOARD FROM ANOTHER SYSTEM!
WARNING 2: Only have one Xbox One or future Xbox One drive connected when
running this script to ensure the right drive gets formatted and
avoid Offline signature collisions!
This means disconnecting the SOURCE drive after:
(b) Replace/Upgrade keeping original drive data
but before:
(c) Fix GUID values without formatting the drive
When redoing the entire process run this step on the TARGET with
the SOURCE disconnected:
(g) Wipe drive of all partitions and GUID values
WARNING 3: Always use "Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media" and "Eject" the
newly created drive.
If you receive the message: "Windows can't stop your
'Generic volume' device because a program is still using it."
Either shutdown your system and remove the drive or use
diskmgmt.msc right click the disk, select "Offline", then "Online"
and then "Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media" and "Eject".
SCRIPT FUNCTIONS EXPLAINED:
(a) Replace/Upgrade without a working original drive (Standard Only) - used to fix systems when the original drive has failed
(b) Replace/Upgrade keeping original drive data (Standard and Non) - used to swap to a smaller or larger standard or non-standard drive
(c) Fix GUID values without formatting the drive (Standard and Non) - should be used after step (b) and after disconnecting the SOURCE drive
(d) Backup "System Update" to current directory (Standard and Non) - use before doing a Reset or Upgrade, better safe than sorry
(e) Restore "System Update" from current directory (Standard and Non) - use after doing a Reset or Upgrade, told you so
(f) Check all partitions for file system errors (Standard and Non) - optionally check for filesystem corruption or prepare for Clonezilla
(g) Wipe drive of all partitions and GUID values (Standard and Non) - used to blank a drive before rerunning step (b)
(h) CANCEL
PARTITION LAYOUT:
There are 5 partitions on an Xbox One drive. The 2nd partition 'User Content'
is what this selection refers to. The other 4 partitions are always the same
size regardless of the drive size.
All partitions are rounded to the nearest gibibyte (normally and not to be
confused with gigabyte). So options (d) through (g) will mostly do the right
thing. Options (a) through (c) are for wanting to force a particular size on
the target drive.
Most people should choose (a), (b), or (c). If you have a 256GB or 750GB you
should select (d). For 3TB, 4TB, or 5TB drives you should select (f).
(a) 500GB Standard (365GB) (779MB Unallocated)
(b) 1TB Standard (781GB) (50.51GB Unallocated)
(c) 2TB Standard (1662GB) (101.02GB Unallocated)
(d) Autosize Non-Standard w/ 500GB Disk GUID (1947GB MAX) - create an autosized 'User Content' resetting to 500GB
(e) Autosize Non-Standard w/ 1TB Disk GUID (1947GB MAX) - create an autosized 'User Content' resetting to 1TB
(f) Autosize Non-Standard w/ 2TB Disk GUID (1947GB MAX) - create an autosized 'User Content' resetting to 2TB
REPAIR AND UPGRADE PATHS:
Xbox One Internal Hard Drive Backup and Restore Upgrade
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Yq9CQdyOzac
Menu roadmap:
(d) Backup "System Update" to current directory (Standard and Non)
(a) Replace/Upgrade without a working original drive (Standard Only)
(e) Restore "System Update" from current directory (Standard and Non)
Xbox One Internal Hard Drive Direct Copy Upgrade
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xBvGFUaOGB4
Menu roadmap:
(b) Replace/Upgrade keeping original drive data (Standard and Non)
(c) Fix GUID values without formatting the drive (Standard and Non)
Xbox One Internal Hard Drive Repair or Replace Using
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/4xYQQicXdU0
Menu roadmap:
(a) Replace/Upgrade without a working original drive (Standard Only)
EXAMPLE SCRIPT USAGE AND OUTPUT:
1. Unzip xboxonehdd-master-8.1.zip to the Desktop which will create an xboxonehdd-master directory
2. Open an Administrator Command Prompt:
Windows 7: Click "Start Menu -> All Programs -> Accessories" right click "Command Prompt" select "Run as administrator"
Windows 10 1607 and earlier: Right click "Start Menu" select "Command Prompt (Admin)"
Windows 10 1703 and later: Right click "Start Menu" select "Windows PowerShell (Admin)"
3. In the Command Prompt paste:
Command Prompt:
cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\xboxonehdd-master\win
Windows PowerShell:
cd $Env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\xboxonehdd-master\win
4. Then paste:
.\create_xbox_drive.bat
5. Follow all the prompts and be sure to select the appropriate drive. Example below:
**********************************************************************
* create_xbox_drive.ps1:
* This script creates a correctly formatted Xbox One HDD against the
* drive YOU select.
* USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
*
* Created 2019.10.08.8.1
* Last Updated 2019.10.22.8.1
* Now 2019.10.23 21:50:28
* PowerShell 5.1.18362.145
* Windows 10.0.18362
* PWD C:\Users\XFiX\Desktop\xboxonehdd-master\win
* System Type Intel64
* Language ID 0409
* Language UI en-US
**********************************************************************
* Administrative permissions confirmed *
* Are required drive letters available? Checking... *
* H: is free
* I: is free
* J: is free
* K: is free
* L: is free
* Found U: - Fixed Drive - Temp Content
* Found V: - Fixed Drive - User Content
* Found W: - Fixed Drive - System Support
* Found X: - Fixed Drive - System Update
* Found Y: - Fixed Drive - System Update 2
* WARNING: Any non-free drive letters above may interfere with this *
* script. Adjust the letters used in the 'Changeable drive *
* letters' section near the top of this script. *
* If you have an Xbox One drive attached non-free drive *
* letters are expected. *
Press any key to continue . . .
Select Xbox One drive creation type:
(a) Replace/Upgrade without a working original drive (Standard Only)
(b) Replace/Upgrade keeping original drive data (Standard and Non)
(c) Fix GUID values without formatting the drive (Standard and Non)
(d) Backup "System Update" to current directory (Standard and Non)
(e) Restore "System Update" from current directory (Standard and Non)
(f) Check all partitions for file system errors (Standard and Non)
(g) Wipe drive of all partitions and GUID values (Standard and Non)
(h) CANCEL
?: a
"a" was selected
* Scanning for connected USB/SATA drives . . . *
Disk Size Free Name
1 3726 GB 0 GB WDC WD40EZRX-00SPEB0
2 3726 GB 0 GB WDC WD40EZRX-00SPEB0
3 1863 GB 101 GB ASMT 2115
* Select TARGET Xbox One Drive . . . *
Enter c to CANCEL or use a Disk Number from the list above
?: 3
"3" was selected
GUID Dev Size Name
5B114955-4A1C-45C4-86DC-D95070008139 (2TB)
B3727DA5-A3AC-4B3D-9FD6-2EA54441011B U: 41 GB 'Temp Content'
869BB5E0-3356-4BE6-85F7-29323A675CC7 V: 1662 GB 'User Content'
C90D7A47-CCB9-4CBA-8C66-0459F6B85724 W: 40 GB 'System Support'
9A056AD7-32ED-4141-AEB1-AFB9BD5565DC X: 12 GB 'System Update'
24B2197C-9D01-45F9-A8E1-DBBCFA161EB2 Y: 7 GB 'System Update 2'
WARNING: This will erase all data on this disk. Continue [Y,N]?: y
* Disk 3 will be formatted as an Xbox One Drive . . . *
Select partition layout:
(a) 500GB Standard (365GB)
(b) 1TB Standard (781GB)
(c) 2TB Standard (1662GB)
(d) CANCEL
?: c
* Removing existing partitions with Clear-Disk . . . *
GUID Dev Size Name
A2A1044F-42EF-4279-B915-377EA82A63C3 (Unknown)
* Creating partition 1 with 44023414784 bytes . . .
* Creating partition 2 with 1784558911488 bytes . . .
* Creating partition 3 with 42949672960 bytes . . .
* Creating partition 4 with 12884901888 bytes . . .
* Creating partition 5 with 7516192768 bytes . . .
* Changing disk and partition GUID values with C:\Users\XFiX\Desktop\xboxonehdd-master\win\gdisk64 . . .
* Formatting and labeling partition 'Temp Content' . . .
* Formatting and labeling partition 'User Content' . . .
* Formatting and labeling partition 'System Support' . . .
* Formatting and labeling partition 'System Update' . . .
* Formatting and labeling partition 'System Update 2' . . .
GUID Dev Size Name
5B114955-4A1C-45C4-86DC-D95070008139 (2TB)
B3727DA5-A3AC-4B3D-9FD6-2EA54441011B U: 41 GB 'Temp Content'
869BB5E0-3356-4BE6-85F7-29323A675CC7 V: 1662 GB 'User Content'
C90D7A47-CCB9-4CBA-8C66-0459F6B85724 W: 40 GB 'System Support'
9A056AD7-32ED-4141-AEB1-AFB9BD5565DC X: 12 GB 'System Update'
24B2197C-9D01-45F9-A8E1-DBBCFA161EB2 Y: 7 GB 'System Update 2'
* Found Drive X: 'System Update'
* Script execution complete.
* Ended: 2019.10.23 21:51:50
* Script ran for 81 seconds
Press any key to continue . . .
6. The last bit of output should look like the following, except for the
first line depending on the drive size, if not run the script again:
A2344BDB-D6DE-4766-9EB5-4109A12228E5 (500GB)
25E8A1B2-0B2A-4474-93FA-35B847D97EE5 (1TB)
GUID Dev Size Name
5B114955-4A1C-45C4-86DC-D95070008139 (2TB)
B3727DA5-A3AC-4B3D-9FD6-2EA54441011B U: 41 GB 'Temp Content'
869BB5E0-3356-4BE6-85F7-29323A675CC7 V: 365 GB 'User Content'
C90D7A47-CCB9-4CBA-8C66-0459F6B85724 W: 40 GB 'System Support'
9A056AD7-32ED-4141-AEB1-AFB9BD5565DC X: 12 GB 'System Update'
24B2197C-9D01-45F9-A8E1-DBBCFA161EB2 Y: 7168 MB 'System Update 2'
7. To view the log file paste this:
Command Prompt:
notepad %TEMP%\create_xbox_drive.log
notepad %TEMP%\create_xbox_drive_cli.log
notepad %TEMP%\create_xbox_drive_gui.log
notepad %TEMP%\RoboCopy-Temp_Content.log
notepad %TEMP%\RoboCopy-User_Content.log
notepad %TEMP%\RoboCopy-System_Support.log
notepad %TEMP%\RoboCopy-System_Update.log
notepad %TEMP%\RoboCopy-System_Update_2.log
Windows PowerShell:
notepad $Env:TEMP\create_xbox_drive.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\create_xbox_drive_cli.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\create_xbox_drive_gui.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\RoboCopy-Temp_Content.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\RoboCopy-User_Content.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\RoboCopy-System_Support.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\RoboCopy-System_Update.log
notepad $Env:TEMP\RoboCopy-System_Update_2.log
8. OPTIONAL (skip if OSU1 doesn't match the last successful update):
Download the latest OSU1.zip which contains the files:
$SystemUpdate/host.xvd
$SystemUpdate/SettingsTemplate.xvd
$SystemUpdate/system.xvd
$SystemUpdate/systemaux.xvd
$SystemUpdate/systemmisc.xvd
$SystemUpdate/systemtools.xvd
$SystemUpdate/updater.xvd
Place them in the 'System Update' partition as:
A/host.xvd
A/SettingsTemplate.xvd
A/system.xvd
A/systemaux.xvd
A/systemmisc.xvd
A/systemtools.xvd
B/host.xvd
B/SettingsTemplate.xvd
B/system.xvd
B/systemaux.xvd
B/systemmisc.xvd
B/systemtools.xvd
updater.xvd
Also I walk you through the entire process in the following videos:
Repair or Replace Using Windows:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/4xYQQicXdU0
Direct Copy Upgrade Using Windows:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xBvGFUaOGB4
Backup and Restore Upgrade Using Windows:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Yq9CQdyOzac
REPAIR, REPLACE, OR UPGRADE AN XBOX ONE DRIVE USING LINUX:
I’ve created a detailed walk through found within the xboxonehdd-master-8.zip file:
xboxonehdd-master/linux/readme_linux.txt
Spoiler: readme_linux.txt
Also I walk you through the entire process in the following videos:
Repair or Replace Using Linux:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/CTLOhi3tbEs
Direct Copy Upgrade Using Linux:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/iZiUyx7oH_E
CONCLUSION:
While the PS4 will always have the advantage when it comes to internal hard drive upgrading and replacement in terms of difficulty.
Now the Xbox One can finally support the same functionality.
Finally, if you want to know if the Xbox One X is using Internal SATA3 over the Xbox One S and original models SATA2.
Perhaps you want to know how much faster an SSHD, SSD, or 7200RPM HDD would be in comparison to a stock 5400RPM HDD.
Look no further than lilhed’s video:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/jpXJBO8GGoY
COMMON ISSUES:
A couple quick points about the E101 error and offline updates:
- When doing an offline update using the contents of OSU1.zip extracted to an NTFS formatted USB drive and you are greeted with an E101 error 9 times out of 10 your system is part of the dashboard preview program and is newer than the current OSU1 version. The current OSU1 version is 10.0.17763.4088 as of 2019/04/09. If your version is newer than this you will have to wait until the OSU1.zip version is updated past your version. Alternatively, if you have another console in the dashboard preview program you could copy over it’s “System Update” A and B folders.
- In 2019 OSU2.zip and OSU3.zip are useless. They haven’t been updated in years and are for updating Xbox One OS 6.3 and day one consoles respectively. Don’t waste your time with these.
The E100 error is a Blu-ray drive issue NOT the hard drive. Do NOT swap Blu-ray drives between systems.
You may see an E100 error during an offline update likely relating to a failed Blu-ray firmware update. Sometimes this can be resolved by forcing the offline update a second time.
For more information check out the following video:
https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/ei9PpZNX4dA
Update May 14, 2019 E105 and E102 errors on Xbox One X models:
There does appear to be an epidemic with Xbox One X consoles suddenly producing E105 errors and then E102 when trying to force an OSU1 offline update.
This does appear to be file/data corruption rather than a physical hardware issue and I believe there is an OS bug in combination with increased system temperatures.
Often leaving the system off for a while resolves the bad behavior only to resurface when the system heats up again.
If under warranty call Microsoft, if not I would suggest 3 things if you have the means.
- Wipe the disk and start with a cleanly formatted Xbox One disk.
- Many have mentioned doing step 1 with a new HDD or SSHD only fixes the issue temporarily. In which case upgrading to an SSD may help. SSD drives produce and are less affected by heat.
- Change the (APU) thermal paste. I recommend Arctic Silver 5 but any high quality paste will do.