So my question is.is it possible to download the updates somewhere online and then install them through the USB ports on the console? I've tried searching and YouTubing, but info either is useless (stating to just connect online to download updates) or outdated (use XTAF). Couldnt you take your hard drive out of your red ring console and put it in a different one Also, there is a device that lets you copy the entire contents of a 360 hard drive to another 360 hard drive. As many of you know (I didn't know at the time), the title updates are stored in the cache folder and they start overwriting themselves after so many updates are downloaded. A while ago I went through the labor intensive process of connecting the console to live, manually inserting about 80+ game discs into the console and downloading updates from the official Xbox servers to get the latest patches for the games. Update the Console Update the backward compatibility program as well as the operating system software in your Xbox 360 console. The next time you turn on your Xbox 360 console, the Optional Media Update will download to your console. If prompted, sign in using your Microsoft account information. I have a fairly large collection of Xbox 360 exclusives (retail discs) and an unmodded Elite console (no network adapter, and not conveniently located near any LAN cables). Here’s how: Go to the Xbox Games Store and search for ‘Optional Media Update’ or use this link: Optional Media Update.
