Why can't I send a friend request on Xbox 360?
I have been trying to become friends with a kid I used to know. I sent him a friend request and all it says is could not complete process, try again. Why is that. I tried sending one to some random to see if it worked and it did. But why not my friend. He told me his gamertag so I know what it is. It doesn't even say gamertag doesn't exist just could not Complete process try again. I disconnected my internet to see if that worked too but it didn't. It happened yesterday and I just tried again and it still won't work
Xbox Live "friend" freaked out and deleted me?
I just got my Xbox for Christmas. I met someone on Xbox live 2 weeks ago and everyday we get together and play cards. Today my "friend" came online and sent me a request to play cards and I accepted. Suddenly he deleted me from his friends. I thought something happened so I sent him a friend request. He sent me an email cussing me out and said he denied my friendship. I thought something happened again, so I sent another email asking what was going on. He sent me another email cussing me out worse. I don't get it. Are there alot of freaks on Xbox?
I can't access my Xbox Live account's setting because it says I need a parent account. I don't have a parent account for it. Help?
Hi Ankur,thanks for A2A. I’d recommend contacting Microsoft customer support for Xbox. They will be able to guide you through the process. I would also recommend checking the links below:Xbox 360Xbox OneCan’t Complete Parental Consent for Xbox Live Child AccountMy account
When i try to add one of my friends on xbox one, it said "sorry, we can t save your changes right now. try again in a while." what do i do?
Try restart your console and see if that works, if not try signing in and out of your Xbox account, if that doesn't work give it a day to see if it is a problem on Microsoft's end, if there's no improvement then I would advise you to contact Microsoft's support hub for further assistance.
On Xbox Live, if you UN-friend someone will they find out?
it won't send a notification or anything but if he checks you will not appear on his friends list. this normally wouldn't be an issue but seeing as you have a mutual friend and you've all played together a few times its likely he will notice if you play with that mutual friend again in the future and he joins the game/party etc. I'd say wait a few weeks then delete him if you guys haven't spoken between that time gap. if he asks you about it afterwards I would just say something like "sorry i was cleaning out my friends list" or something like that or a mass message beforehand saying you are deleting all/most friends/cleaning out friends list would work as well, but then if he really wants to be friends with you he might try adding you back
How do I stop game sharing on Xbox One?
Reading the previous answers, I felt it was only right I answered with the correct answer.To fully understand how to stop sharing, it’s important to understand exactly how it works in the first place.Game sharing is achieved by setting someone else’s console (usually a friend) as your ‘home’ console. This allows any account on that console to play your games without needing a license (without needing to own the game).Typically a lot of people will reciprocate the offer and set your console as their ‘home’ console thus allowing you to play their games without owning them yourself.There are some drawbacks however. First off you have to physically sign in to the other persons Xbox which means either going to them and doing it yourself or trusting them with your login info. This is ill advised if you don’t completely trust the other person.Secondly, as Microsoft dictates that only one console can be your home console, if your friends console is set as your home console and you lose internet connectivity then you’ll be unable to play any games you own digitally unless they’re also owned by another account on the console you’re using locally.To completely stop game sharing, all you need to do is set your local console as your home console. Provided you’re connected to the internet, your console will propagate this change across Xbox Live and remove any other console as your home console. This means nobody else will be taking advantage of the games you own.Interestingly though because of how game sharing works, unless the third party (your friend etc) does the same thing as above, you’ll continue to have access to their digital games library.
Will people who have blocked me still show in my friends list on Facebook?
There is one answer here by someone else that is incorrect. Not everyone who provides answers actually provide accurate answers. - Be alert.The function of a BLOCK on Facebook is to disconnect in every way the person blocked. So, if an existing friend Blocks you, you mostly cease to exist in their Facebook world.They also mostly cease to exist in your Facebook world.The Block is not an absolute Chinese Wall, however. Blocking someone may not prevent all communications or interactions (example: in apps or groups there may be some visibility between the blocker and the blocked). Blocking only affects your interactions with that person on Facebook.Since they initiated the block, you will not appear in anything on their news feed or timeline and they will not appear in anything on your news feed or timeline.Since their action effected an “unfriend” result, there is no way for them to remain in your Friends list on your profile. That is pretty simple.The only way to remedy this is for them to UNBLOCK you on their account. If they never do that, you will never see them or anything they post, comment, reply.Even if they post, comment on someone who was a mutual friend. You will not see the comment in the mutual friends post or comment stream. You might see their name in the comment or posts by someone else as long as the name is not actually a tag. In other words, not every one with the same name will be blocked from you, only the one with a name that has the connection to their account.Facebook only talks about Blocking as an action YOU do so you have to figure out the flip side when someone blocks you.You can block someone to prevent them from seeing things you post on your profile, starting conversations with you or adding you as a friend. Blocking someone you're friends with will automatically unfriend them.People you block won't be able to:See things you post on your profileTag you in posts, comments or photosInvite you to events or groupsStart a conversation with youAdd you as a friendWhen you block someone, you also won't be able to do things like start a conversation with them or add them as a friend. Keep in mind that blocking someone may not prevent all communications or interactions (ex: in apps or groups) and only affects your interactions with that person on Facebook.Note: When you unblock someone, you won't automatically be friends again. If you block a friend and then unblock them, you'll need to send them a new friend request.