ATN installation bug

Yesterday I tried to update Halo Wars 2 on my xbox, but I had to download the entire game instead of the actual content of update(Awakening the Nightmare) and also the download stopped at 31% giving me the error 0x80070057 a lot of times, so I uninstalled
the game and tried to install it again from the blu ray, but the console keeps give the error 0x80070057 and now I can't reinstall Halo Wars 2. What should I do?

P.S. Sorry for my english

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bug in installation

I bought FIFA 18 but after being 57% I turned off my xbox and moved it. when i turned it back on fifa was not in install but i can not finish instalation i need help. thx

 

Invited for the preview plan, but no option to install?

You will be waiting a few more months as the program is full atn

 

I'm having similar issue. An update came out for Halo Wars 2. I tried to download it. After 2 attempts, the original install from months ago (I purchased pre-order when it came out), deleted itself and I had to install the full game again, about 43 GB. For
over 2 weeks now I have tried to download Halo Wars 2 again to no avail. Other games download perfectly, but Halo Wars 2 will not download - keep getting down load error code.

 

I am having the same issue for several days now. Please help. The update stops at 9.3 gb. Will Microsoft help us?

 

I'm having the same issue. It keeps saying my game is corrupted, so I uninstall. When I try to reinstall with the disc, it gets to 28% and then quits without reason. I'm still not sure what the problem is...

 

I had the same issue. Tried uninstalling the game and reinstalling. Did not work. tried resetting the X-box One-S console, without deleting all the games. Did not work. Finally, after two weeks of trying to no avail, I gave in and reset the system, deleting
all games. I did not want to choose that option since I was worried about loosing my progress in Halo Wars 2 and Halo 5. You need your internet password for your router and you must enter new information as if you just bought the system, but it does not take
long. Finally my Halo Wars 2 went past 22% and finished installing. I still had a glitch until I installed Halo 5. Now all is well, game play is as good as it has ever been and my progress was saved by the cloud.

If you have an external hard drive you can first move all games to that before resetting the system or purchasing the new Xbox One X. Then after the initial setup of about 10 minutes, you are ready to go. One advantage to resetting the system is it quickly
gets rid of apps and games you were not using anyway and it deletes old profile info. This is not seamless, perfect or without pain, but it worked for me when nothing else would. You could wait for the new patch at the end of this month, but I worried that
it might not account for a glitch that was actually on my Xbox One-S. Since resetting fixed the problem it indicates that it was my system, even if the new update caused it.

One of the error codes points to Xbox 360 content. I was installing Halo 4 near the time of the glitch, so there could be a connection. I tried to delete all 360 content while resetting the system (yes, I reset the system a total of three times! Third time's
a charm!), but this did not work either. I had to select the option to delete all games and apps in the reset process before it worked. Hope this helps. Take care.

 

I had the same issue. Tried uninstalling the game and reinstalling. Did not work. tried resetting the X-box One-S console, without deleting all the games. Did not work. Finally, after two weeks of trying to no avail, I gave in and reset the system, deleting
all games. I did not want to choose that option since I was worried about loosing my progress in Halo Wars 2 and Halo 5. You need your internet password for your router and you must enter new information as if you just bought the system, but it does not take
long. Finally my Halo Wars 2 went past 22% and finished installing. I still had a glitch until I installed Halo 5. Now all is well, game play is as good as it has ever been and my progress was saved by the cloud.

If you have an external hard drive you can first move all games to that before resetting the system or purchasing the new Xbox One X. Then after the initial setup of about 10 minutes, you are ready to go. One advantage to resetting the system is it quickly
gets rid of apps and games you were not using anyway and it deletes old profile info. This is not seamless, perfect or without pain, but it worked for me when nothing else would. You could wait for the new patch at the end of this month, but I worried that
it might not account for a glitch that was actually on my Xbox One-S. Since resetting fixed the problem it indicates that it was my system, even if the new update caused it.

One of the error codes points to Xbox 360 content. I was installing Halo 4 near the time of the glitch, so there could be a connection. I tried to delete all 360 content while resetting the system (yes, I reset the system a total of three times! Third time's
a charm!), but this did not work either. I had to select the option to delete all games and apps in the reset process before it worked. Hope this helps. Take care.

 

I had the same issue. Tried uninstalling the game and reinstalling. Did not work. tried resetting the X-box One-S console, without deleting all the games. Did not work. Finally, after two weeks of trying to no avail, I gave in and reset the system, deleting
all games. I did not want to choose that option since I was worried about loosing my progress in Halo Wars 2 and Halo 5. You need your internet password for your router and you must enter new information as if you just bought the system, but it does not take
long. Finally my Halo Wars 2 went past 22% and finished installing. I still had a glitch until I installed Halo 5. Now all is well, game play is as good as it has ever been and my progress was saved by the cloud.

If you have an external hard drive you can first move all games to that before resetting the system or purchasing the new Xbox One X. Then after the initial setup of about 10 minutes, you are ready to go. One advantage to resetting the system is it quickly
gets rid of apps and games you were not using anyway and it deletes old profile info. This is not seamless, perfect or without pain, but it worked for me when nothing else would. You could wait for the new patch at the end of this month, but I worried that
it might not account for a glitch that was actually on my Xbox One-S. Since resetting fixed the problem it indicates that it was my system, even if the new update caused it.

One of the error codes points to Xbox 360 content. I was installing Halo 4 near the time of the glitch, so there could be a connection. I tried to delete all 360 content while resetting the system (yes, I reset the system a total of three times! Third time's
a charm!), but this did not work either. I had to select the option to delete all games and apps in the reset process before it worked. Hope this helps. Take care.

 

Same thing happened to me. Ever since the ATN update, my game won't work. I updated it and then it would say that it needs to be updated and so on. It I've spent hours trying to update it constantly and uninstalling/reinstalling the base game and it's still
not working. Now whenever I put in the disc, my console will flash and say that it is loading and it won't let me exit unless I physically remove the disc.

 

there was no atn update

Atn is a separate download

There was a patch for new leaders that allowsd for.the firefight additional to your menu

But atn is still a separate purchase

Season pass holders.still get 2more missions at a future date but not the atn