How do you delete or remove an Xbox live account?
It depends on the context in which you want to remove the account.Are you wanting to remove the account from your Xbox One console?Sign into the account you want to remove on the console you want to remove it from.Go to settings and select Sign-In, Security, and Passkey.Under the Sign-In and Security column, select Remove me from this Xbox.Are you wanting to delete the account entirely?On Microsoft’s Xbox website, search for the “Close Your Account” option under your Account settings. From there, you will have to acknowledge a bunch of agreements and select a reason for closing your account. To finish the closure, you have to click “Mark account for closure”.Hope this helps.
How to bypass xbox 360 family settings PLZ help?
Okay so my bf jus bought me a used xbox 360 because the last one i had my dog broke.....but the previous owner had a family setting on it and we cant figure out the pass word or anything can someone please help us figure out how to bypass it it is very agrivatin tryin to figure it out if it helps the dashboard number is 2.0.16747.0 any help would be greatly appreciated
My 12 y/o son deleted his 20 y/o brother's Xbox account, and he claims it wasn't a big deal. The account is over 10 years old, and it had thousands of dollars worth of games on it. What should I do?
Well, as a parent I feel that the punishment for anything is making whatever was wrong, right again.So you should make your 12 y/o realize that what he did was a big deal by getting your 20y/o’s account back.So the first step should be getting your 12 y/o to call up the nice people at Microsoft to see if they can restore the deleted account.If they can, awesome. the problem was really more worry than anything else.If they can’t, then your 12 y/o needs to rebuild the account.That means:pay for all the games all over again with money that he earned through an external jobpay for all add-ons and DLCpay extra for any unlockable content OR spend the time to unlock in the hard long way.And if you really want to make a point. Get your 12 y/o to restore all the save files manually (although I do believe that Microsoft can restore this one and you can transfer save files from one account to another via OneDrive).I would also say that all money earned by the 12 y/o goes directly to this first and he is not allowed to use the money for anything for himself first (no games, movies, clothes, phones, laptops/PCs, etc.).The thing with this is you’re both punishing and not punishing at the same time. By being responsible and being accountable for your actions you need to go through this as an adult for everything. You son should learn that as a life lesson. By replacing something valuable that he destroyed he also learns to respect other people’s belongings.
What exactly will the initial setup do to my Xbox 360?
It will erase all saves on the Xbox 360 and yes it will reset the Family Center thing back to default (no profiles). So if you are ok with losing all your save games go for it. Also, any purchases will need to be re-downloaded ON THE ORIGINAL GAMERTAG that it was purchased on. If they were purchased on a gamertag of SOMEONE ELSE, you must have the username password for that gamertag. Example, you have a bunch of arcade games purchased on it. But you bought this console USED from someone and they didn't give you the username/password for the Gamertag they were purchased with, you'll LOSE THEM if you reset to factory.
How do recover my xbox live account if ive forgotten the email address used?
Call Xbox customer support, you will need to provide your gamertag, name on the account, billing address, possibly the last 4 of a credit/debit card on the account, and the correct answer to the security question. With that info they can prove ownership and help you out with getting it set up under a new email.Or you could just go to login.live.com and try the cant access your account tool and try all the emails it may have been set up under, assuming you still have access to them or set up a recovery account.Good luck!
How to reset parental control code for xbox 360?
Turn off your 360 Unit Remove all memory devices restart 360 Unit go to system blade > Console Settings > System Info press left trigger, right trigger, x, y, left bumper, right bumper, up, left bumper, left bumper, x. This should bring up a menu Reset System Settings Resetting your system settings will return all console settings to factory defaults. Do you want to reset to factory defaults? Yes, reset settings No, don't reset settings select to reset settings your screen should go blank for about 2 seconds then the language blade should appear that lists several different languages, select your preferred language then a blade that says "Xbox 360 Storage Device" should appear With the options of, Done Continue without one select to Continue without a profile Then an Initial Setup Complete screen should appear with the options of, Family Settings High Definition Settings Xbox Dashboard select Xbox Dashboard Now turn the system off, insert the Memory Unit or Hard Drive, and turn the system back on. No more Parental Control lock.
How To Hack Family Timer On Xbox 360?
theres obviously a password so get started on guessing.
How do you reset xbox live pass code?
Check out the link, it gives you detailed info on how to fix the problem. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911199/en-us If that doesnt work contact xbox From the System area of the Xbox Dashboard, select Family Settings, Console Controls. Enter an incorrect pass code. You will be told that your pass code is incorrect. Select Reset pass code. You will then be shown your pass-code question and asked to answer it. Type your answer using the on-screen virtual keyboard and either your Xbox 360 controller or a standard USB computer keyboard plugged into a controller port on your console. Your answer is case-sensitive and must be typed exactly as you entered it originally. This will clear your original pass code and allow you to enter another. Repeat the Set a Family Settings Pass Code procedure, beginning with step 2. If you've forgotten the answer to your pass-code reset question as well as your pass code, please call Xbox Customer Support at 1-800-4-MY-XBOX (1-800-469-9269). If you've forgotten your Xbox LIVE pass code, please call Xbox Customer Support at 1-800-4-MY-XBOX (1-800-469-9269).