Home Forums > Consoles > Xbox 360 > Xbox 360 Support > Xbox 360 Support Archive > RGH Won't Connect to Xbox Live Discussion in ' Xbox 360 Support Archive ' started by Clutterbuck, Jan 14, 2014 with 9 replies and 16,098 views. Sign out of your Microsoft account, and then sign in again. Try to sign in to Xbox Live on your console again. Solution 4: Clear the system cache. Xbox Live content won’t download on your Xbox 360 console If you can’t download content from Xbox Live on your Xbox 360 console, try the solutions on this page. Note If you’re having problems downloading a console software update, see Troubleshoot problems with an update to your Xbox 360 console.
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I've had xbox live since february this year and have downloaded many things since then but since a few days ago, every download I try either gets perminantly stuck on 'pending' or 0% or 1%. What's going on? Has anyone had this problem or have any ideas about solving it?
(This may be irrelevent but the only change since when it worked and now is a new hard-drive in my computer which is currently having problems installing downloaded programs such as windows live messenger. I dought this has anything to do with the problem as It's not a media center but i thought someone would ask what's changed)(Also I use a 360 wireless network adapter with my sky router which has worked perfectly for months)
On both the Xbox 360 and Xbox One, your digital purchases are tied to your Xbox Live account. Anywhere you log in, you can download and play games and DLC you've bought, regardless of the console you use -- your home console, a friend's or a replacement. In order to play offline or let other local players run your games, however, your console needs to have the games' licenses, which are tied to your original console. To log in on another machine, just download your profile on a 360 or sign in on an Xbox One. To move the licenses as well, use the License Transfer tool on a 360 or the home Xbox option on an Xbox One.
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Xbox 360
Download your Xbox Live profile onto the new system to transfer your account. While not signed in to an account, press the 'Guide' button, choose 'Download Profile' and log in. Stop after this step unless you also want to transfer the licenses for your purchases.
Scroll over to the 'Settings' tab and select 'Account.'
Select 'License Transfer.' If you've already transferred your licenses within the past four months, an error message will display how soon you can move them again. Otherwise, press 'A' to confirm the transfer.
Press 'A' again after the transfer finishes to see a list of your purchases and redownload them. Even if you already downloaded a game on the new console using your old account, you need to redownload it after the license transfer for it to run offline or on another person's profile.
Xbox One
Select 'Sign In' on the home screen, pick 'Add New' and log in to transfer an account to a new Xbox One or a friend's console. Stop here to transfer only your account, or continue to move your licenses as well.
Open 'Settings' from the My games & apps section or say 'Xbox, go to settings' to your Kinect. Choose 'My Xbox' on the settings menu.
Pick 'My Home Xbox' and choose 'Make This My Home Xbox' to transfer your licenses. You can only choose a new home Xbox One three times per year. After the transfer, your downloaded purchases work offline or while signed in to another account.
Tips
Because of the restrictions on license transfers -- once every four months on the 360 or three times per year on the One -- only move your licenses if you plan to use another console for a long time. If you're just visiting a friend, download your profile and play while connected to the Internet instead.
You can keep your profile, but not your licenses, on several systems at once.
Warnings
If you have a child Xbox Live account, you need a parent's Live account login to download your profile onto a new system.
In the early years of the Xbox 360, the only way to transfer licenses was with a tool on the Xbox website. This tool no longer exists, so you need to use the Settings menu on the new console instead.
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