A new Xbox update causes screenshots and clips on Xbox to be automatically deleted after 90 days unless you make a backup.
Microsoft has announced a new update for Xbox consoles, which arrives today with not many new features, but a very important change regarding the screenshots and that you must take into account so as not to lose them.
In short: starting today, the screenshots or video clips we take They will only be stored on our Xbox network for 90 days.
If you want to save screenshots or video clips forever, to remember a discovery in Starfield or a victory in Forza, you’ll need to follow these steps to make a backup.
Microsoft says it has made the process of backing up your screenshots or videos to OneDrive or an external device easier than ever.
To do this, from the console, press the Xbox button – My games and apps – See all – Applications – Captures, where you will see a “Tell me more” button to save your captures to OneDrive (or define that all your captures are automatically saved in OneDrive so you don’t have to worry).
Other news from the September update on Xbox
The update adds a new tab in the Home menu, called Eventswhich will show you upcoming events for games as a service or online, and enter them easily.
A function is also added for new Xbox owners: when they start their console they will be able to automatically download popular applications, such as Apple Music, AppleTV, Crunchyroll, Disney+, Movies & TV or Spotify.
In the future, the interface of Xbox Series
We also know, from the documents leaked last week, that Microsoft is working on two new Xbox Series X and Series S models scheduled to be released next year… and already completely digital.
