XBOX has just announced that it will be removing a popular feature from January 2024.

The change will affect both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S owners, so players should prepare ahead of the feature’s removal.

The change also affects Xbox One owners.

1

The change also affects Xbox One owners.Credit: Louis-Philippe Poitras via Unsplash

Currently, any screenshots or clips that were taken using your Xbox console are available to download at any time from the Xbox Network.

However, from next year, there will be a limited time on which your captures are stored before they are gone for good. 

Xbox will give players 90 days in order to back up, download or save their footage, after which it will be removed.

This includes any screenshots and captures you have taken before January.

More in Xbox

In order to prevent your screenshots and footage from being deleted, there are a few steps you can take in order to keep them safe.

Here’s how to save your Xbox screenshots to a hard drive or OneDrive.

How to save Xbox captures on a hard drive or OneDrive

You can simply move your Xbox captures to OneDrive, in case you don’t have a physical hard drive handy to store your footage on. Just follow these steps to transfer your files:

  • Open My Games & Apps in the Xbox menu.
  • Select Apps and choose Captures.
  • Select the files you want to keep and use the corresponding function to back them up to OneDrive or an external drive that you have connected to your Xbox beforehand.

Most read in Gaming

In the future you can save your captures directly to your OneDrive or external storage by going to Settings > Storage Devices and changing your capture location.

The free version of OneDrive has its limitations when it comes to storage, so it will only hold a limited number of clips, but there should be enough space for all of your screenshots.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.

All the latest Gaming tips and tricks

Looking for tips and tricks across your favourite consoles and games? We have you covered…

This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Tech Could Be Used to Track Employees—in the Name of Health

For the past few years, Estimote has sold wireless tracking beacons to…

iPhone 15 goes on sale: Thousands queue outside Apple Stores across Britain, France and Thailand as first pre-orders are delivered to customers around the world

Thousands of Apple superfans descended on stores across the world today as…

Microsoft claims it offered Sony ten-year Call of Duty deal in fight for the franchise

MICROSOFT claims it offered Sony a 10-year deal to keep Call of…

Google to be banned in Ukraine’s occupied Donetsk and Luhansk regions

Leader of self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic claims search engine is promoting ‘terrorism…