Xbox 360 misses downloading game's update and internet access loss

Always download Updates via a RJ45 CAT5E or CAT6 Ethernet Cable... You are obviously, getting Packet Loss, using your WiFi Connection, if you don't use Cable Internet.. Important Packets missed, will lead to a Update failure etc..

it maybe your internet or location, i downloaded 6 games on there totalling 145GB not an issue and downloaded overnight easily.

you initiate the download in the xbox beta app but it is windows 10 store that downloads it.

check if you missing any updates

Hello fellow community member, thanks for inquiring. I live about 20 minutes outside of Seattle. The problem is not with network connectivity, I run a business connection with a d/l speed of 17.70 Mbps an upload of 3.39 Mbps with 0% packet loss. All of my
other internet connected devices (2 smart tv's, 3 Xbox 360's, 3 PC's, and 10 mobile devices) all connect to the internet, and in the case of the 360's, can log in to Live. But when the Xbox One platform drops access to Live my One is useless because it cant
access my profile to see if my account can access the downloaded content.

Hi,

When you insert a backwards compatible Xbox 360 disc into an Xbox One you're prompted for an update. Unlike Xbox One games, this 'update' isn't a game patch, it is 'the game' modified to run on the Xbox One platform.

All backwards compatible Xbox 360 disc based games require an Internet connection for the initial download. After this you'll only need the disc to verify ownership. Without internet access, you won't be able to play any additional games. But the games
already installed will work fine.

So that all of your digital games work offline, be sure to set your home console correctly.

And when you have the HDD without the emulator on it,you normally have to connect your xbox to live

put the game in and start it.

After that it should start the update for the emulator.

If you ain't connected to the internet,you can't get the update. After the update once is instaled you

even can play the old games offline.

Like written before,they have to be one of the games which are compatible,and i mean some are missed

on the list.

That worked with my old xbox 360 6 years ago with the 20GB HDD and even with my new xbox 360 s

with 250 HDD from January 2012.

If you can't connect your xbox to the internet,you can also download the emulator on xbox.com,copy it

on DVD (or CD,i don't know) and thenupdate the emulator via DVD to your xbox 360.

Should nothing work,after trying do download it on the xbox HDD,call the support,maybe the have more solutions?!

Blasphome