frequent forced profile log outs

Hi there

try the following steps,

1. Check account.live.com/.../manage to see if at least two security proofs are setup and verified. A phone number and alternate email would be best

2. Delete your profile from the console, be sure to delete only the profile, to do so check this link:

support.xbox.com/.../profile-move-delete

3. Clear the console cache, see this link for the how to:
support.xbox.com/.../clear-system-cache

4. Turn the console off.

5. Turn the console on.

6. Clear the console cache one more time

7. Redownload your profile.(See the same link as 2.)

Let us know the results

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I would say double check your subscription management to make sure its active, provided it is you could log out and back in to force your profile to resync, should resolve it.

Hi again HQInferno,

The USB transfer is for moving a profile between two Xbox 360 profiles, not a 360 and a One.

You will want to contact Microsoft Support for the dual accounts as they should be able to look into the account and sort it out for you:

support.xbox.com/contact-us

As CapnPhoton notes and I said earlier, you are able to use the same login details on the One and 360 for the same profile. However, you *can* be logged into both the One and 360 at the same time with the same account without issue (but if you log into a
second One, you get logged out of the first; or logging into a second 360 logs you out of the first 360). It has been like that since Launch, and something I do frequently.

Hi Joel. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

Please note that sharing account details is against Microsoft's Terms of Service and can result in an account ban.

You can unlink 3rd party clients from your account's Apps and Services page: https://microsoft.com/consent

When you sign into your Microsoft Account, you will see a page listing all of the services and apps that are connected to your Microsoft Account. Clicking on any of these will allow you to see what this service is accessing. To remove it, simply click remove these permissions found under the permissions it has

Thanks,
Kyle