I am pretty sure it saves to your account but it may save to hard drive as well.
On your account. I had 600 then my 360 broke got a new one still used my old points.
Sky Drive is now called One Drive. It is an online storage system for your files that also allows you to synchronise storage on different devices that you have. It is one of the online things you can do with Microsoft. If you have a Microsoft account, like a Hotmail account, then you can access One Drive and other online facilities that Microsoft provides, like access to some of the Office applications.
Microsoft recommends that you use the NTFS file system volume mount points feature to surpass the 26-drive-letter limitation that exists per Exchange Server.
It is an website where you can save things and edit them. It is useful than a USB because if you have a copy of a document on the computer, and one copy on the USB, it will only save for each one. And you can also share photo and work.
You can't drive cars in Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
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No it does not
Follow these steps and you'll be on your way to some free psn credit, microsoft points, iTunes gift cards, etc. 1. Go to the app store and download 'App Trailers' 2. Sign up 3. Type in bonus code for 50 free points to get started 4. Start watching random trailers and there you go, free points to redeem whatever you want! Bonus code: nastynate32x
Any Flash drive can be used for that purpose. Just plug the Flash drive into your computer, open "My Computer", open the Flash drive, and drag and drop your documents.
There is always 8 MB of unpartitioned space so that you can retain the ability to convert the drive to a dynamic volume. If you have already partitioned the drive from the following operating systems, the empty drive is hidden: MS-DOS Microsoft Windows 95 Microsoft Windows 98 Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Microsoft Windows 2000
No, there is no legitimate way to get free Microsoft points. Although it may be tempting to try, you should never under any circumstances download and/or install a "Microsoft Point Generator" or "Microsoft Point Keygen" as the program will have devastating effects on your computer. On the other hand, if you have a friend who has the downloadable content that you desire, you could try asking him to borrow his information required to sign into xbox live. You may then go into his download history and select the item you wish to download and save it onto your memory unit, hard drive, usb, etc.. I surely hope this answers your question and good luck(:
You could format the hard drive