Xbox cd hard disk에 copy하는 방법

With a Seagate Game Drive, your Xbox has the opportunity to improve both capacity and load times, sounds like a great move to us! So why not take all of the games you already have installed on your internal storage and move them to your faster SSD external drive — we can show you how easy it is to do.

7 Steps to Transfer Games from Xbox to Your External Hard Drive

1. Press your controller’s Xbox button.
2. Open the “System Guide” and select “System”.
3. Navigate to the “Settings” menu and select the “Storage” button.
4. Under the “Manage Storage” box, highlight your internal drive and select “Transfer”.
5. Check each game you want to transfer over or “Select All” for a full migration.
6. Click “Copy” or “Move Selected”.
7. Confirm the external hard drive you want to transfer to, and that’s it!

Make Your Game Drive the Default Download Location

Now that you’ve moved all of your games onto your Game Drive — taking advantage of the extra space and load times — why not make it the default location for new downloads? Lucky for you, we’ve got a video to help take you through those simple steps. Have a look.

Take Your Games On The Road

Sometimes you just need to beat a friend in-person. And with your games transferred on an external Game Drive, that’s exactly what you can do. Simply plug into their console, login to your Xbox Live account. We also recommend snacks and a drink, but it's up to you how you want to get your game on.

Extra space on your console, faster load times, portability—your Xbox is ready to go. Let’s play!

For more tips and tricks on how to optimise all your gaming needs, check out more videos at Inside Gaming with Seagate.

Thanks for reading and happy gaming ✌

This operation migrates/copies the entire contents of one disk drive to another (e.g., when installing a larger disk) to get two identical drives with the same file structure. The "Clone Disc" tool effectively copies all of the contents of one hard disk drive onto another hard disk drive. The operation allows you to transfer all the information (including the operating system and installed programs) from one hard disk drive to another without having to reinstall and reconfigure all of your software.

Items to Note:

• When performing a Clone on a desktop computer, it is recommended to have both drives attached directly to the SATA/PATA motherboard.
• DiscWizard will not clone a single partition. It will only clone an entire disk.
• Source disks can be cloned to your destination "as is" or resized.
• It is strongly suggested not to format your source disk or discard it after the clone until you are confident that the new disk boots properly.
• Only Basic Disks can be cloned. Dynamic Disks cannot be cloned using Seagate DiscWizard.

*When booting to the DiscWizard CD, you will be prompted to boot normally into your Windows operating system or into the DiscWizard. Select DiscWizard.

1. From the home screen of the DiscWizard software, click Tools & Utilities, then click Clone Disc.
   
   
   
    
2. Select the Automatic Mode to have the source drive's partitions automatically and proportionally resized to fit the new drive.
   
   
   
    
3. Select your old hard drive as the Source Disc, then click Next:
   
   
   
    
4. Select the new hard drive as the Destination Disc and click Next.
   
   
   
    
5. If the destination drive has been partitioned, click OK to allow DiscWizard to erase all the partitions on the drive before performing the clone.
   
   
   
    
6. Review the operation and summary screen, then click Proceed.
   
   
   
    
7. The clone will start and display a progress window.
   
   
   
    
8. Once the clone has completed, you can shut down the computer and remove the original source drive along with the DiscWizard boot CD.