I have to give away my old xbox 360, now my question is if I just swap the hard drive, my account is still on the xbox? Because the account should no longer be on the console, because my PayPal is still linked and the person can then simply buy things
That's why it's enough to swap the hard drive so that trusted data is no longer on the old console?
Yo just delete your profile from the hard drive, on the 360 it's easy
Hard disk can enter
The account is not normally on the local disk, you can also simply change your XBox account and Paypal account password, done.
My accounts are on the hard drive (memory) which you can also rausnemen so easy
Can't you set the console to factory default? So that would also be the memory emptied?
That is not enough if I rausziehe the hard drive below? And I have no password to log in when starting the xbox
Yes and as I said you can delete that from the hard drive.
I would not like that because there are still games on it sind.Ich had heard that it is enough to take out the hard drive just below
But your Xbox account has a password and username / email address
Although I have only ne ps4, but Xbox I think it is your microsoft account. Please correct me if I'm wrong
Yes but you can just log in on the xbox without indicating what because the account is still there on it and that's why I want to know if it is enough to swap the hard drive
Therefore, should change your passwords in the pc, then had to enter only on the Xbox your new password to login
So change password, he logs on and then pops a message on which he should enter the new password?
And if you give away the console, what do you need then the hard drive with the existing games?
It should be enough to delete your profile from the hard disk.
https://support.xbox.com/...t-password
Learn how to change the password for your Microsoft account. This account is also your Xbox account.
Change login preferences on the Xbox One console
If you want to change your login preferences, such as B. To require a password to log in, complete the following steps.
If you have child accounts in your family, your login preferences allow you to control your children's access to content and their ability to make purchases in the Microsoft Store.
Open the guide by pressing the Xbox button.
Select System> Settings.
Under Account, select Login, Security & Master Key.
Select Change My Login & Security Settings.
Select one of the following options:
Quick start: Automatic login without password or passkey.
No limits: Password or passkey not required for login, changing settings, or to make purchases.
Make sure it's me: A passkey is required for login.
Request Master Key: A master key is required to log in, change settings, or to make purchases.
High Security: Your password for your Microsoft account is required for almost all operations.
Customize: Use this option to specify which actions require a password or passkey.
I say yes
