Note #1: This tutorial assumes that you are using an Xbox 360 console updated to the newest available version at the time of this writing (May 28, 2013).
Note #2: The 360 sometimes saves game data as part of your console / Xbox Live profile. Because you cannot copy this profile, this tutorial will not cover profiles.
Preparing the Flash Drive
You need a flash drive that is supported by the Xbox 360. According to info from the 'Configure USB Device' screen (discussed below), this flash drive must be 1GB or larger. All flash drives used with the 360 must be configured before copying save data.If you have an oddly-shaped flash drive, you may need to plug it into the back of the system if there are any available USB ports.
Plug-in your flash drive and turn your system on. From the home screen (where you'll see stuff like 'Open Tray' and multiple advertisements):
- Press RB ('Right Button') six times
- Using the left thumbstick (or pad), select 'System' by pressing A
- Select 'Storage' from the menu that appears
- Select your flash drive from the list (should say 'USB Storage Device')
There should be two options available.
- Configure Now will wipe your flash drive & use "up to 32 GB" (according to the option text) of your flash drive
- Customize will not wipe your hard drive and you can devote a specific amount of space to 360 storage
From Hard Drive to Flash Drive
Plug-in your flash drive and turn your system on. From the home screen (where you'll see stuff like 'Open Tray' and multiple advertisements):- Press RB ('Right Button') six times
- Using the left thumbstick (or pad), select 'System' by pressing A
- Select 'Storage' from the menu that appears
- Select 'Hard Drive'
- Select 'Games and Apps'
- Games that you have save data for will be shown: select a game
- Select your saved game
- Select 'Copy' and the 'Memory Unit' device
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