Can't sync Xbox save data after changing primary email alias

Hello Joachim

This Could Be A Few Things If You Have A External Hard Drive It Could Of Corrupted Or The Hard Drive Could Be Damaged If You Still Have A Internal Hard Drive That's Built Into Your Xbox Same Thing It Could Of Corrupted I Don't Know About The Spam Unfortunately
That's Something I Don't Know

Sincerely

-Itz F8 Hyper

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Hi

Please have a look at the support page linked below:

https://support.xbox.com/help/Accou...nt/change-email-sign-in-for-microsoft-account

I tried to give the Xbox a hard reset, and it seems that it solved the issue for now. But now I can't enable my Dolby Atmos. But that's a different dance.

Hello Joachim

This Could Be A Few Things If You Have A External Hard Drive It Could Of Corrupted Or The Hard Drive Could Be Damaged If You Still Have A Internal Hard Drive That's Built Into Your Xbox Same Thing It Could Of Corrupted I Don't Know About The Spam Unfortunately
That's Something I Don't Know

Sincerely

-Itz F8 Hyper

Hello Daniel Burke_92,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We need a little more information to ensure that we provide the correct solution. Are you wanting to use the email address from the older Microsoft account and place it on your current account? Do you
mean that you want to move an Xbox profile from one Microsoft account to another? It is not possible to transfer an Xbox profile's content, currency and saved data from one account to another. You can change the primary alias of an account.

The primary alias is the email address that is used to sign in to the account. Keep in mind, you cannot have the same primary alias on two different Microsoft account. You would have to

change the primary alias on the old account, remove the email address that you want from the old account, add the email address that you want to your current account and make the email address that you want the primary alias on your current account. If
you take these steps, your relative's primary email address will change on his or her account. If your relative uses applications on other devices to access his or her Microsoft account, he or she will need to update those devices with the new information.

Warning:

• If you remove an alias that's an email address from a Microsoft domain (like @hotmail.com, @live.com, @outlook.com, or @msn.com), you're permanently deleting the alias and it can't be associated with any Microsoft account again.
  
  Make sure you save any info that you want from this alias before you remove it. All your email and contacts for this alias will be immediately deleted from the server and can't be recovered, and you won't be able to access Microsoft
  services like Xbox, Skype, and OneDrive if they use that alias.
• If you're removing a primary alias, you'll need to choose another primary alias before it can be removed. If you’re using the primary alias to sign in to Microsoft services, you may not be able to sign in to these services after you delete
  the alias.
• If you remove an email address from a non-Microsoft domain (like @gmail.com), then it usually becomes immediately available to be added as an alias on another Microsoft account.