CD installation stops at 1.04 GB, for 2 different games.

Hello Abdul, this is Manuela!. I'm an Independent Advisor and community user like you willing to assist with this

I'm sorry to hear you're not able to install physical games.

May I know if this happens no matter which physical copy you try to install or is happening only with Mass Effect and Halo?

Is your console enrolled to the Xbox Insiders Program?

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/account-pro...

Also, may I know what procedures you tried to fix this so far?

Meanwhile, try to perform a physical power cycle disconnecting the power cable

"Turn off your console by pressing the Xbox button on the front of the console for about 10 seconds, until it shuts down completely.

Unplug the console's power cable. Wait 10 seconds.



Important Be sure to wait at least 10 seconds. This step resets the power supply.

Plug the console power cable back in.

Press the Xbox button on your console to turn it on."

You can find the same steps in the article below

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/...

If your game is a CD and since you mentioned that this is the only game that is experiencing the issue then I advise you to return the CD to the retailer and have them replace it. If the same issue persisted using the replaced CD then contact the game developer
of Borderlands 2 as there's a chance that this can be a game server issue.

If your game is a digital game then you must be experiencing a corrupted file or content as you will need to uninstall this game then install first a different game that has a capacity close to what the Borderlands 2 has. After installing a different game,
reinstall then the game Borderlands 2. This is to overwrite the space that the game Borderlands 2 has occupied when you first installed it.

You'll have to have the disc when you want to play. It does not equate to a digital copy of the game, so if you want to install and play it, you'll need to have the game disc in the drive. I have switched to digitally owning games since they offered
that on the 360, and has proven very good, even more so when they introduced backwards compatible titles, where they now just appear magically on my Xbox One for install and play. The downside to not owning a disc can be you don't have access to offline games
if it's not installed and you don't have an internet connection, but that hasn't been an issue for me, but just note there are SOME downsides to digitally owning it.

Got another question if I may,from what I understood once you insert a CD you are supposed to be able to play right away right?

Like that is the whole point of a CD which is as you said. Saves internet and data for those who either lack internet or want to play something quick and don't have fast enough internet to wait for the game to download.

So why in my case I have 2 different CDs 1 is Xbox One S (Game's Skylanders Trap Team) which has 16 GBs of the game on the disc but still needs to update about 3 GBs. And another CD which is Xbox 360 (Game's Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag) which has no GB on
the CD AT ALL so instead of showing "Disc 11.13 GB of 16.20 GB (which is Skylanders' installation process from CD to Xbox) it shows Network: 11 MB of 11.35 GB so basically the whole game needs to DOWNLOAD and not INSTALL. Got explanation for that please?

You'll have to have the disc when you want to play. It does not equate to a digital copy of the game, so if you want to install and play it, you'll need to have the game disc in the drive. I have switched to digitally owning games since they offered
that on the 360, and has proven very good, even more so when they introduced backwards compatible titles, where they now just appear magically on my Xbox One for install and play. The downside to not owning a disc can be you don't have access to offline games
if it's not installed and you don't have an internet connection, but that hasn't been an issue for me, but just note there are SOME downsides to digitally owning it.

Got another question if I may,from what I understood once you insert a CD you are supposed to be able to play right away right?

Like that is the whole point of a CD which is as you said. Saves internet and data for those who either lack internet or want to play something quick and don't have fast enough internet to wait for the game to download.

So why in my case I have 2 different CDs 1 is Xbox One S (Game's Skylanders Trap Team) which has 16 GBs of the game on the disc but still needs to update about 3 GBs. And another CD which is Xbox 360 (Game's Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag) which has no GB on
the CD AT ALL so instead of showing "Disc 11.13 GB of 16.20 GB (which is Skylanders' installation process from CD to Xbox) it shows Network: 11 MB of 11.35 GB so basically the whole game needs to DOWNLOAD and not INSTALL. Got explanation for that please?

Yes, technically the game files may be on the Disc and install to your Xbox hard drive from there, however in practice as soon as you insert the disc it will check on the internet for updates to the game, to make the game better and fix issues, and it will
99% of the time have to download the whole game over the internet anyway, so in reality, the Game Disc is just to authorise you to play the game.

You could try these steps too first, they might help.
http://support.xbox.com/en-GB/games/troubleshooting/game-installation-process-stops