The latest version of the Xbox console software makes it easy for you to use your Xbox LIVE profile (gamertag) on multiple consoles (for example, at your friend’s house or on a second console at your house).
There are two ways you can use your profile on multiple consoles:
For information on how to download or move your profile, see Download, move, or delete your Xbox LIVE profile.
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The latest console software includes the following profile improvements and changes:
Because profiles can now be easily used on multiple consoles, we added password protection to help keep your Xbox LIVE account as secure as possible. When a profile is password-protected, someone must know your Microsoft account password in order to sign in to your profile.
Note If you forgot your Microsoft account or password, see Find your Microsoft account or password. If you want to change your account info, see Manage your Microsoft account.
Profile downloaded from Xbox LIVE
After you download your Xbox LIVE profile to a console, you’re asked if you want the console to remember your password. For information about how to require or not require a password, see Password-protect your Xbox LIVE profile.
Profile moved using a portable storage device
If you move your Xbox LIVE profile to a USB flash drive or memory unit, you will always be prompted for your Microsoft account password when you sign in to your profile (on the portable storage device). Previous versions of the console software did not require your Microsoft account. This password requirement can’t be changed and is meant to protect the security of your account, in case the storage device is lost or stolen.
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