#OSU for my Xbox One
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Im going to guess you tried updating online?
I don't think I can
Did you get console banned?
I can't get into it. It doesn't automatically switch to hdmi but I can enter the troubleshoot menu (to use OSU).
Thats the only reason I think you might not be able to update with wifi
Oh
Maybe a corrupted update, so that's why I try to manually OSU it..
I have 2 xbox one's, one of them works with the cord xd
Might be the port
and the broken xbox does go to the troubleshoot thing
Check your local repair shops if they repair Xbox’s
If so ask for a check up on it
There are 2 hdmi ports on xbox one right? I think I can only use the 1 for TV to check, not the other one?
Check the tv and hdmi cord with the other Xbox
If you haven’t already
Your tv might have just died on you
But I can see the Troubleshoot menu when pressing Pair+Eject + power on so hdmi shouldn't be the issue
No haha, I bought it off marketplace. I'm working in IT so I thought; great oppertunity to learn stuff 🤣
Do not continue updating if you going to self repair
(Well contine updating on the self repair)
(Still can contine on the system itself)
I manually tried OSU1,2 and 3
"Great opportunity to learn"
yeah, it was only 10 euros for the xbox one haha
except for the repair part 😩
not sure where they can do that
how is that cheaper? haha
It might just be a faulty hard drive, but I have a few SSD's and one HDD of 320gb here which I would like to try it on, just not sure if putting OSU1 (or 2 or 3) on the new HDD/SSD is sufficient. I don't think so?
Okay my brain is failing now
What's up?
Pretty much if you have an xbox one you'll prob have 500gb or 1tb of storage, that's either a hard drive disk (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD). Ssd's are faster, but HDDs are fine for xbox. This is where your xbox operating system should be on and you can also update it on there by using a USB and the OSU file.
Pretty much determines how many games you can have on your xbox
320gb is obviously less than 500, but if it works, it works.