What do I do installing Xbox 360 disc games on Xbox one

You haven't stated if you are using a Xbox 360 or a Xbox One. If you are trying to install on a Xbox One, then the whole game installs without the need to install the 2nd disc. If you are using a Xbox 360, then you do not need to install the discs.

I cannot speak for Xbox One users or users with a digital download on Xbox 360, I have a retail disc copy. The fix is simple. Delete the Destiny content on your storage device as Bungie suggests but, install the disc instead of running the game and downloading
the 5GB+ of content from the network.

Most 360 games on disc allow you to install the game to the hard drive by pressing X and selecting Install which you should do with Destiny. If you do not do this, the game will install the disc content for you but from the Internet and not from disc. This
5GB+ of unneeded download is what is failing the verification. The disc install takes up 7GB.

I can play Xbox one Games on disc and I don't know why the xbox 360 games didn't recognized xbox one and that is supposed to be xbox backward.

I insert the Xbox 360 Call of Duty Ghost Disc and i go the Xbox Store it said not currency available and there is no option to where install it manually

I tried power cycle and tried disc again and didn't work

Hi Dylan!

To confirm, are you able to play Xbox One games on disc on your console? Does the issue happen to 360 game discs only?

Try to insert the 360 game disc and go to the Xbox Store and manually search the game. Check if there's an option to install it manually.

Be sure to perform a power cycle. Press and hold Xbox's power button for 10 sec until it turns off. Unplug the power supply for 30 sec. Plug it back in and turn it on again.

Well, this certainly is rather disturbing news about mandatory installs, and it's not just XBox One, either; it's both XBox One
and PlayStation 4. 1 thing doesn't make sense, though; Everyone is bringing up that it's to stream games from the disc, if it does a full game install then what use is the rest of the disc data for? I would certainly hope that maybe the installs
work as they do on XBox 360, which are like 6-8GB, not that I'm expecting Blu-Ray games to be that small, but I mean we
were told discs would work the same as they currently do.