Splitting a profile

AutumnBison438 · Jan 13, 2017

Hello everyone!

I would love your help...

I have a problem, I used to live with someone and we played on the same profile so now I am unable to transfer my progressions to a new profile. I find very old answers to that saying I have to start over... Is there any new improvement to the problem so
I do not just loose 5 years of progression?

There is no way i get the profile. It is his and his has far more things save there than I do... I want at least to get my AC progression back

Thank you very much

Gaelle

:)

Bazajaytee · Jan 13, 2017

Splitting sound

You could use something like a HDMI splitter, something like these -
www.amazon.co.uk/.../ref=sr_1_1

Unless you can use the optical audio out instead which would be the better option if you have that -

support.xbox.com/.../configure-audio-settings

The Viral Cyrix · Jan 13, 2017

Account splitting

I am afraid game saves and progress are locked to the account that created it. It is not possible to transfer these to another account

Smwutches · Jan 13, 2017

Sorry but no. Nothing can be transferred between accounts and accounts cannot be split.

Smwutches

Sorry but no. Nothing can be transferred between accounts and accounts cannot be split.

Farscape247

each child will need a profile and xbox live account for themselves, then they can both play split screen with each other on games that support split screen, gold is not required for that.

U2 Breeze

If you want two players you need a game that's two player split screen and if it was split screen then you can both play on

it with different profiles with Xbox live hope this enhanced your knowledge

xcrimsonlegendx

You will need a free offline profile or Silver profile in order for her to play with you on a local split-screen game with Borderlands 2.

KhajiBower34

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

Setting up split-screen for Xbox 360 games on an Xbox One can sometimes be a bit complicated, especially if it involves creating new profiles and accounts. While I don't have firsthand experience playing split-screen on Xbox One, I can offer some general guidance that may help:

1. Make sure that the Xbox 360 game you're trying to play supports split-screen multiplayer on the Xbox One. Not all Xbox 360 games are compatible with split-screen on the newer console.

2. To play split-screen, you'll need to create additional profiles on your Xbox One. You mentioned creating two new Xbox profiles, which is the correct step. Each player will need their own profile to sign in and play.

3. Sign in to the additional profiles you created on your Xbox One. You can do this by selecting the "Sign-in" option on the Xbox One dashboard and choosing the desired profile.

4. Insert the Xbox 360 game disc or download the digital version from the Xbox Store. Launch the game while signed in with the profiles you want to use for split-screen multiplayer.

5. Once the game has launched, check its options or settings menu for split-screen multiplayer settings. The specific location of these settings can vary between games, so consult the game's manual or look for instructions online if you're having trouble finding them.

6. Within the split-screen settings, you should be able to set the number of players and adjust any other relevant options for split-screen gameplay.

Once the split-screen settings are configured, start the game, and it should load with split-screen functionality. Each player can use their respective controllers to play on their portion of the screen.

Thank you very much for your patience and understanding! If you need anything else, do not hesitate to contact us again.

Splitting a profile