소개
This guide explains how to remove the Seagate hard drive of the Xbox One X. And it is for both Xbox One X and Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition.
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동영상 개요
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Use a T9 Torx screwdriver to remove the 13mm screw which is under and to the left of the power input.
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Flip over the device again, so that the top is facing upwards.
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Remove the 4 smaller 11mm screws in the lower left corner on the metal casing using a Torx T9 screwdriver.
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Using your fingers, gently unplug the two sets of wires connecting the drive to the motherboard.
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Alternatively, you can disconnect the wires from the drive-side sockets. This is much easier if you have not removed the power supply.
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The BD drive should now be completely detached from the rest of the device, and it can be set aside.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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댓글 12개
This guide has you removing 10 screws that you didn’t need to remove and tells you to disconnect the BD-ROM drive which according to *the* person in the scene you should never do.
Step 6:
Skip this step. The board remaining attached does not hinder removal or reinstallation of the HDD.
Step 12:
Only Remove the bottom left 4 screws holding the HDD caddy.
Step 16:
DO NOT DO
**Special Note** If you’re going to replace the hard drive, make sure that you disable Fast Boot and change to energy saving. Always go to the settings menu, go to Power & startup, and do a power down from here when possible. This will prevent E102 errors when the new drive is installed.
Josh Dunne - 답글
Hey man can u help me out, when I turn my xbox on it goes to e106 and then when I go to update or reset it gives e101, I can not turn on energy saver mode or power it off what should I do, should i plug it into the computer and reset it and get all of the files? Please respond asap
I had fast boot enabled before I began the hard drive replacement. I will put the SSD back in and let you know how it goes.
I did the clone and the first error I got was E105. After rebooting I got E102. I tried resetting/factory default and same issue. I will just use the recovery tool from Microsoft. Thanks.
I have found that the screws on the back of the case in steps 1 and 2 are actually T10, not T9. The T9 bit started to strip the screw before even hitting a quarter turn. Now, I also have a Project Scorpio Edition Xbox One X, which might possibly be slightly different. I doubt that, though.