I am trying to activate developer mode, but each time i get to "I accept the terms and...

Thanks Kyle.

Ive been struggling to get any help/information from anywhere

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

This public forum provides technical support for Xbox products and services only. This is an error in the Microsoft Partner Center, so you will have to contact the support team responsible for that service.

Microsoft Partner Support: https://partner.microsoft.com/support

Thanks,
Kyle

No problem! Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle

Hi there swenyang,

Thanks for reaching out to us in the forums for this particular issue. Sorry to hear that you're having difficulty updating the Xbox console you received from your friend. Since you'd like to play it as a retail console, simply restoring the console to factory
defaults will not take it out of developer mode, but you can get it back there if you'd wish to do so, so no worries!

The Developer Mode Activation App FAQ support page can give you the direct information necessary to get
the console back into retail mode in no time. Give the section titled "I sold my Xbox One and left it
in Developer mode. How do I deactivate Developer mode? " a try and the console should restart into retail mode.

I hope that this information helps you out and please let us know the results when you try!

Cheers!

Hello Fernanda F, I am an independent advisor and I will be happy to help you today. My name is Khaji

Clear Password and Upgrade Certificates are part of the Developer Mode settings on Xbox. Here I explain a little more about each one:

Clear Password: This is a key used to activate developer mode on your Xbox console. To activate developer mode, you need to go to partner.microsoft.com/xboxconfig/devices and enter the activation code displayed in the Dev Mode Activation app. You have a limited number of activations associated with your account.

Update certificates: These are certificates used to authenticate system updates. I didn't find specific information about update certificates in the system developer settings on Xbox.

Developer mode lets you develop and test games and apps right on your Xbox console. However, if you are not developing your own applications in the console, you do not need to enable developer mode.

If you click on the access key and update the certificates, nothing harmful should happen. However, if you are unsure, I would recommend that you do not click on these options unless you are sure what you are doing or are following specific instructions for app development.

I hope this clarifies your doubts. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to ask.