Thanks to Microsoft adding usb ports on the Xbox 360 console, it means you can insert a usb flash drive into one of them add copy games. If you are running out of storage space on the hard drive, you can copy some games onto a usb memory stick, to free up space on the hard drive. Your usb flash drive must be a minimum of 1 GB and a Maximum of 16 GB and has to compatible with FAT 32, for it to work.
Instructions:
1)Power on the Xbox 360 console and insert your usb flash drive into a free usb port.
2)Using your controller, open the "My Xbox" menu and then select "System Settings".
3)Then choose "Memory" and your usb flash drive will come up, then select it.
4)It will ask you to configure the usb flash drive with the console, so select "Configure" and then choose the option "Yes".
5)Once the usb flash drive is configured with your Xbox 360 console, you can now save full games directly to it. All you have to do is when you want to save a game to the usb drive, is to select "Usb Storage Device" when asked from the game you are playing.
It won't ask if I want to save to usb just tries to save directly to my memory unit
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