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Hope this is in the right forum
Can some help in if there is a way
Every time I try and sign in to my XBL account . it comes up with security proofs and when I put me email and password in . It comes up with some error . Can anyone help Thanks
Can some help in if there is a way
Every time I try and sign in to my XBL account . it comes up with security proofs and when I put me email and password in . It comes up with some error . Can anyone help Thanks
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Go to xbox.com and efter the code and check what the error is for
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my friend puts his account on a usb then sign in then moves it back over to hardrive
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Thanks I will try that see if it works
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That's doesn't work for me . but thanks for saying
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The guy who said about the USB thing is right but he didn't explain it fully.
You've got to put your profile on a USB drive and sign into it offline, then move the profile to your HDD and it will ask to sign you out, click yes. Once it's moved it should then automatically sign you back in and skip the security proofs thing.
Here's a video: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
You've got to put your profile on a USB drive and sign into it offline, then move the profile to your HDD and it will ask to sign you out, click yes. Once it's moved it should then automatically sign you back in and skip the security proofs thing.
Here's a video: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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SteelSeries wrote The guy who said about the USB thing is right but he didn't explain it fully.
You've got to put your profile on a USB drive and sign into it offline, then move the profile to your HDD and it will ask to sign you out, click yes. Once it's moved it should then automatically sign you back in and skip the security proofs thing.
Here's a video: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
How do you sign in to it offline ?
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GreenMonters wroteSteelSeries wrote The guy who said about the USB thing is right but he didn't explain it fully.
You've got to put your profile on a USB drive and sign into it offline, then move the profile to your HDD and it will ask to sign you out, click yes. Once it's moved it should then automatically sign you back in and skip the security proofs thing.
Here's a video: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
How do you sign in to it offline ?
I think if you click back on the security proofs it will just leave you offline, if not disconnect your internet and connect it back one you've signed in offline.
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SteelSeries wroteGreenMonters wroteSteelSeries wrote The guy who said about the USB thing is right but he didn't explain it fully.
You've got to put your profile on a USB drive and sign into it offline, then move the profile to your HDD and it will ask to sign you out, click yes. Once it's moved it should then automatically sign you back in and skip the security proofs thing.
Here's a video: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
How do you sign in to it offline ?
I think if you click back on the security proofs it will just leave you offline, if not disconnect your internet and connect it back one you've signed in offline.
Thanks a lot mate that works for me will I have too do that every time I wanna sign in to bypass it ? But thanks
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GreenMonters wroteSteelSeries wroteGreenMonters wroteSteelSeries wrote The guy who said about the USB thing is right but he didn't explain it fully.
You've got to put your profile on a USB drive and sign into it offline, then move the profile to your HDD and it will ask to sign you out, click yes. Once it's moved it should then automatically sign you back in and skip the security proofs thing.
Here's a video: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
How do you sign in to it offline ?
I think if you click back on the security proofs it will just leave you offline, if not disconnect your internet and connect it back one you've signed in offline.
Thanks a lot mate that works for me will I have too do that every time I wanna sign in to bypass it ? But thanks
I think you do yea :/ but maybe they will bring out fix or something later on, thanks
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