Black ops 2 dlcs from Xbox 360 hard drive to Xbox one

removed the hard drive and put it back in, deleted system update and redownloaded it, zero scratches on the disc, deleted all black ops 2 DLC and installation on hard drive, then reinstalled the game to hard drive

load up black ops 2 after all this and disconnected 5 minutes later (disconnected from xbox live, sign in status changed)

I tried putting in my Black Ops game disc into my Xbox One and it worked. I would try hard resetting your Xbox One to fix that problem.If you're trying to put a Xbox 360 version of Black Ops 3 into your Xbox One, it will not go through. The Xbox 360 Version
of Black Ops 3 is not compatible with the Xbox One. Since the second DLC for Black Ops 3 was released, They released the gold edition of Black Ops 3, which basically includes the game, Nuke-town, and the first DLC. You get all of that content for the same
price as the base game ($59.99). If hard resetting your Xbox One didn't work for you, then I really don't know what to say. Try putting other game discs into your Xbox One and see if they work. If other games don't work, then the disc drive in your Xbox One
might not be working right. I hope this solved your problem.

1. Clear the system cache.

2. Install the game on the HDD.

3. Connect to the internet via a cable instead of wireless.

4. Go to Xbox home, settings, system, storage, hard drive, games and apps, select black ops 2, delete the black ops 2 title update (32mb) and also deleted the revolution add on pack (1.9Gb).

5. Start black ops from the disk on xbox home (not from my games menu). You'll be prompted to accept the update (Do so.) After the update is downloaded, redownload the Revolution DLC from your purchase history.

Hey slickcobra22! The DLC purchase is attached to your account so as long as it's the same account that purchased it you should be able to install it on the Xbox One. Are there any other accounts on the Xbox 360 that may have purchased
the DLC instead? Double check and let us know!

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The Xbox One takes the game disc simply as "proof of purchase". Since the Xbox One console can't "understand" the program language on the Xbox 360 disc, the console simply sees you as "owning" the game, and downloads the "translated" Xbox One backwards compatible
version from the Xbox Live marketplace.

No data is transferred from the scratched disc on the Xbox One, only the security sector is being read (which is probably not scratched on your disc).

Since the Xbox One only downloads the game data from the Xbox Online Marketplace and plays the game from the internal hard drive, checking if the disc is still in the drive, you can play Black Ops 2 on the One.

If you have a friend with a working Black Ops II disc, you can borrow that from your friend, and use the Install feature on the Xbox 360 to copy the working disc to your console hard drive. Then return the working disc to your friend, and use your own scratched
disc again as "Proof of Purchase". Since the Xbox 360 will then play the game from the hard drive, and only check the readable security sector of your scratched disc, you can still play the game on your 360 as well, if you find a way to get the game files
from a working disc onto your console hard drive.