Has anyone experienced data not loading in after installing a storage card

This has happened to me too, but only with Skyrim. Try to move the saved data to a different storage divice, like a memory card or flash drive and try to load it from there. Also installing the game to your xbox might help as well.

Xbox Live for the Xbox 360 is currently down. Many users are having trouble logging in. No ETA yet on a fix.

Just experienced the same issue. Not sure if anyone is still experiencing this fault, but if so try the following:

1. Go to storage device and delete both the downloaded update and the online pass (you do NOT have to delete your saved game)

2. Install the game

3. Load game and let it download the update as normal (do NOT play the game during the download)

4. Once the update has installed, exit the game and redownload the online pass from your download history

5. Load the game as normal. You should not receive the prompt about the update again.

That's from the EA forums(thefodderbhoy) and it worked for me.

For anyone experiencing this if you install it in internal storage rather than a hard drive it seems to make it work

hardware manufacturers work hdd space out as 1000GB = 1TB - software does not, software works as follows.

1024KB = 1MB - 1024MB = 1GB - 1024GB = 1TB

So the usable space on any new 1TB hdd after formatting is about 931GB then you have to exclude system files and reserved space that the xbox system uses. in that reserved space is updates, recordings, screenshots, temp files etc etc.

this is the same for ANY system that uses a HDD/SSD. be it consoles or pc or any other device out there.

take for example my 4TB SSD in my PC after formatting i get a useable space of 3.638TB.

the same is for phone storage too.

so what you are seeing is normal, yes it is a bit shady but has been like this forever. technically they are not wrong, it does indeed have a 1TB hdd in, but i think it is about time they show the correct amount useable once formatted and OS, reserved space is used.

By this time though it is now common knowledge as has been this way for decades.