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Anonymous Posted on May 09, 2010

Xbox 360 system will not reade any kind of storage format, like hard drive or flash drive in the usb slot.

  • Anonymous May 10, 2010

    No thanx you for trying to help and I already know that, but it wont read the flash drive or hard drive at all when there connected. It says no storage devices attached

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If you have the Spring 2010 console update installed on your 360 console, you have to configure the USB device it before it is recognized by your Xbox 360 console. Connect your device, go to My Xbox menu, go to System Settings, then choose Memory. From here, select "USB Storage Device", and choose "Configure Now".
Your device will need at least 1GB free storage, and your console can use 16GB maximum of all attached USB storage devices total. Move the slider to configure the space to use & press the A button to set. Your USB device should be listed as a storage memory unit now!

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