Requirements for Xbox 360 game saves in the Cloud
To save the game saves to your Xbox 360 in the Cloud from Microsoft, you must meet the following requirements.
- You must be a member of Xbox Live Gold.
- Your Xbox 360 must be connected to the Internet and Xbox Live.
- You need 514 MB of local disk space as a buffer storage for your game saves.
Cloud game saves with Xbox Live
1. Xbox Cloud storage enable
To save your game saves in the Cloud, you need to synchronize your console the best, you have stored most of the game stalls.
- You navigate with the Controller in the main menu Dashboard to "settings" and select "System".
- Go to "storage" and then on "Cloud saved games".
- Select "Cloud-storage enable".
2. Storing and Moving Xbox 360 game saves in the Cloud
In new Games you will automatically be asked for the desired location, you can now specify the Cloud as a storage location. Thus you can copy existing game saves to the Cloud:
- To start dieKonsole and log in with your Xbox Live profile.
- Go to "settings" and then select "System".
- Go to "memory".
- Select the storage device on which the saved game is located, the local disk you want to move to the Cloud, for example.
- Select "games" and then the appropriate game for the game.
- Select the game and go to "Move".
- Select "Cloud saved games". Your game has now been moved to the Cloud.
Cloud access on any Xbox 360
3. To Cloud storage from other Xbox 360 access
If you have all the data stored in the Microsoft Cloud, you can access it from other consoles on your game scores.
- Log on with the same Xbox Live profile that you have set up your Cloud.
- Enable "Cloud saved games" (see paragraph 1: Enable "Cloud saved games" above).
- It can take some time until the buffer file is created.
- You now start a game that you have stored in the Cloud.
- Select storage device "In the Cloud saved games" when you are prompted.
If you have the newer Generation of game console from Microsoft, then shows you the following practical tips the cloud storage service for Xbox One.
