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DLOEK6ST · Dec 19, 2017

okay this is pissing me off.i just bout a few games online man and now i got this error

Code 0x803f8001

Sombody tell me whats going on

:)

Mister Beep · Dec 19, 2017

Ok i neeed help!!

What's the specific error code you see when you try to redeem the other code? The error code will look similar to XBOS-0000 or 0x00000000.Once we have that information we'll be able to narrow the issue down!

Did0CR7 · Dec 19, 2017

Xbox one voice on tv not on headset how

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Daft Badger · Dec 19, 2017

Error 0x803F8001 occurs when you launch an Xbox One game

You’ll see the following message when you launch a game or app and we need to check usage rights:

Do you own this game or app?

If you have a game disc, insert it now. Otherwise, make sure you're signed in to Xbox Live. If you don't have rights for playing it, you'll need to buy it at Microsoft Store.
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Any of several things might keep us from checking rights.

Solution 1

If you’re playing a disc-based game, insert the game disc into the Xbox console. If the disc is already inserted, see
Troubleshoot problems playing a disc on Xbox One.

Solution 2

If you bought or installed the game or app from the Microsoft Store on Xbox One (formerly the Xbox Store), make sure you’re signed in to Xbox Live.

Solution 3

If the game or app was installed digitally (without a disc) by someone else, have that person sign in to Xbox Live.

Tip

If the game owner chooses a specific Xbox as their home Xbox (in Settings >
Personalization > My home Xbox), anyone who uses that Xbox may use installed games and apps, even when the person who installed them isn’t signed in.

For more info, see
How to designate an Xbox One console as your home Xbox.

Solution 4

A temporary outage on Xbox Live can trigger this message. If you see online Xbox Live status alerts, wait until service is restored, then try again.

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Solution 5

If there’s a possibility the game or app has been running in the background for a long time, quit and restart it.

To keep this from happening again, quit the game before you switch activities on your Xbox One console.

Solution 6

If your Xbox is unresponsive, restart it.

Solution 7

If someone else originally bought and installed the game and you want your own copy, buy it digitally in the Microsoft Store on Xbox One. You won't need to reinstall the game before you can play.

EmJonathan · Nov 2, 2018

Error 0x803F8001 occurs when you launch an Xbox One game

You’ll see the following message when you launch a game or app and we need to check usage rights:

Do you own this game or app?

If you have a game disc, insert it now. Otherwise, make sure you're signed in to Xbox Live. If you don't have rights for playing it, you'll need to buy it at Microsoft Store.

Any of several things might keep us from checking rights.

Solution 1

If you’re playing a disc-based game, insert the game disc into the Xbox console. If the disc is already inserted, see
Troubleshoot problems playing a disc on Xbox One.

Solution 2

If you bought or installed the game or app from the Microsoft Store on Xbox One (formerly the Xbox Store), make sure you’re signed in to Xbox Live.

Solution 3

If the game or app was installed digitally (without a disc) by someone else, have that person sign in to Xbox Live.

Tip

If the game owner chooses a specific Xbox as their home Xbox (in Settings >
Personalization > My home Xbox), anyone who uses that Xbox may use installed games and apps, even when the person who installed them isn’t signed in.

For more info, see
How to designate an Xbox One console as your home Xbox.

Solution 4

A temporary outage on Xbox Live can trigger this message. If you see online Xbox Live status alerts, wait until service is restored, then try again.

Social and Gaming: up and running

‎20‎/‎12‎/‎2017‎ ‎11‎:‎36‎:‎47

Solution 5

If there’s a possibility the game or app has been running in the background for a long time, quit and restart it.

To keep this from happening again, quit the game before you switch activities on your Xbox One console.

Solution 6

If your Xbox is unresponsive, restart it.

Solution 7

If someone else originally bought and installed the game and you want your own copy, buy it digitally in the Microsoft Store on Xbox One. You won't need to reinstall the game before you can play.
Click to expand...

I have tried this numerous times, because I am getting the same error as the OP. This fix is not working for me. Please can this be looked into further? Thank you

Daft Badger

Error 0x803F8001 occurs when you launch an Xbox One game

You’ll see the following message when you launch a game or app and we need to check usage rights:

Do you own this game or app?

If you have a game disc, insert it now. Otherwise, make sure you're signed in to Xbox Live. If you don't have rights for playing it, you'll need to buy it at Microsoft Store.

Any of several things might keep us from checking rights.

Solution 1

If you’re playing a disc-based game, insert the game disc into the Xbox console. If the disc is already inserted, see
Troubleshoot problems playing a disc on Xbox One.

Solution 2

If you bought or installed the game or app from the Microsoft Store on Xbox One (formerly the Xbox Store), make sure you’re signed in to Xbox Live.

Solution 3

If the game or app was installed digitally (without a disc) by someone else, have that person sign in to Xbox Live.

Tip

If the game owner chooses a specific Xbox as their home Xbox (in Settings >
Personalization > My home Xbox), anyone who uses that Xbox may use installed games and apps, even when the person who installed them isn’t signed in.

For more info, see
How to designate an Xbox One console as your home Xbox.

Solution 4

A temporary outage on Xbox Live can trigger this message. If you see online Xbox Live status alerts, wait until service is restored, then try again.

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Social and Gaming:
up and running

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Solution 5

If there’s a possibility the game or app has been running in the background for a long time, quit and restart it.

To keep this from happening again, quit the game before you switch activities on your Xbox One console.

Solution 6

If your Xbox is unresponsive, restart it.

Solution 7

If someone else originally bought and installed the game and you want your own copy, buy it digitally in the Microsoft Store on Xbox One. You won't need to reinstall the game before you can play.

EmJonathan

Error 0x803F8001 occurs when you launch an Xbox One game

You’ll see the following message when you launch a game or app and we need to check usage rights:

Do you own this game or app?

If you have a game disc, insert it now. Otherwise, make sure you're signed in to Xbox Live. If you don't have rights for playing it, you'll need to buy it at Microsoft Store.

Any of several things might keep us from checking rights.

Solution 1

If you’re playing a disc-based game, insert the game disc into the Xbox console. If the disc is already inserted, see
Troubleshoot problems playing a disc on Xbox One.

Solution 2

If you bought or installed the game or app from the Microsoft Store on Xbox One (formerly the Xbox Store), make sure you’re signed in to Xbox Live.

Solution 3

If the game or app was installed digitally (without a disc) by someone else, have that person sign in to Xbox Live.

Tip

If the game owner chooses a specific Xbox as their home Xbox (in Settings >
Personalization > My home Xbox), anyone who uses that Xbox may use installed games and apps, even when the person who installed them isn’t signed in.

For more info, see
How to designate an Xbox One console as your home Xbox.

Solution 4

A temporary outage on Xbox Live can trigger this message. If you see online Xbox Live status alerts, wait until service is restored, then try again.

Social and Gaming: up and running

‎20‎/‎12‎/‎2017‎ ‎11‎:‎36‎:‎47

Solution 5

If there’s a possibility the game or app has been running in the background for a long time, quit and restart it.

To keep this from happening again, quit the game before you switch activities on your Xbox One console.

Solution 6

If your Xbox is unresponsive, restart it.

Solution 7

If someone else originally bought and installed the game and you want your own copy, buy it digitally in the Microsoft Store on Xbox One. You won't need to reinstall the game before you can play.

I have tried this numerous times, because I am getting the same error as the OP. This fix is not working for me. Please can this be looked into further? Thank you

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Did0CR7

i neeed Xbox One Voice Through Speakers options

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