Original XBOX 360: hard drive install
If your original XBOX 360 hard drive swap, you must proceed as follows (for pictures see the picture gallery):
- Turn off the console.
- Stand the XBOX 360 vertically, so that the hard drive is at the top.
- Press the hard drive release button and lift the hard drive from the console.
- Remove the new hard drive and hook the rear panel into the back of the hard drive housing a.
- The other side of the hard drive you can press until it clicks.
XBOX 360: hard drive swap
XBOX 360 E: hard drive switch
The hard drive of your XBOX replace 360 with a different hard disk, follow the following points:
- First, switch off the console.
- Lay then the console.
- On the right side of the console, behind the plate, release is.
- Slide the front panel diagonally down to the console and pull the hard drive cover.
- To remove the hard drive, you have to pull the hard drive to the strip.
- Insert the new hard disk.
- Finally, you need to insert the hard drive cover.
XBOX 360 E: hard drive swap
XBOX 360: hard drive replace
If you want to replace the hard drive of your XBOX 360 S, it works almost the same as the XBOX 360 E. There is only a small difference in the hard drive cover.
- The release is centered at the rear of the right side of the console.
- You move them to the front of the console while pulling the hard drive cover.
What you can do if your XBOX 360 is loud, you will learn in our next practice tip.
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Stand the XBOX 360 vertically, so that the hard drive is at the top. The red circle shows the disk-release button.
Stand the XBOX 360 vertically, so that the hard drive is at the top. The red circle shows the disk-release button.
After the release button is pressed, you can take out the hard drive.
After the release button is pressed, you can take out the hard drive.
Remove the new hard drive and hook the rear panel into the back of the hard drive housing a. The other side of the hard drive you can press until it clicks.
Remove the new hard drive and hook the rear panel into the back of the hard drive housing a. The other side of the hard drive you can press until it clicks.
