Xbox One doesnt recognize my Xbox 360 game license

same problem here.. 1TB 3.0 HD, my xbox one s doesnt recognize it, but my xbox 360 actually does, so frustrating

One of my friend say that maybe the xbox server can't recognize the license of the game. Is it possible?

No its fisics disc ,the digital games of 360 works ,but when i put my xbox 360 disc doesnt work doesnt read ,in my xbox one x

For what it's worth, I purchased Psychonauts digitally back when Microsoft was actively promoting the Xbox Originals line on the Xbox 360 back in the late 2000's. And when it joined the backwards compatibility list years later for the Xbox One, my purchase was correctly recognized and it continues to work to this day.

The way it's supposed to work is that original Xbox downloads purchased on the Xbox 360 store that are also on the XB1/Series systems backwards compatibility list, are supposed to be recognized and honored on the Xbox One and Series systems.

And it's also supposed to work in reverse where an original Xbox purchase made on a newer Xbox platform is to be recognized and honored on the Xbox 360 (With the caveat that this latest and final round of backwards compatibility additions for the first time included several original Xbox games that weren't on the Xbox 360 BC list and thus aren't 360 compatible).

Something's screwy at Microsoft's end in recent weeks. Purchase licenses for cross-compatible titles aren't always being correctly shared between the Xbox 360 storefront and the XB1/Series systems storefront.

There's not an obvious pattern to these issues, either, which might prove to be problematic if they ever try to fix it. For instance four of my old XBLA purchases made it with this last round of BC additions and of those, two of my purchases were correctly recognized on my Xbox One (With Scramble and Time Pilot not recognized as being owned by me on my XB1).

Yet a buddy that has owned both as long as I have had his old purchase of Scramble recognized on his Series S and was able to download and install it fine, with only Time Pilot not correctly recognized as owned.

Xbox does not have anything to do with the licensing for the games. The game developers control the license for the game. If the game developer wants to let that 360 game playable on the Xbox One, the developer is the one that will allow it.

The 360 emulator is already built into the Xbox One to allow 360 games to work on the Xbox One.