To deactivate your Xbox 360 profile: Sign-in to xbox live with your gamertag On the Dashboard, select “My profile” located in the right side bar Click the “Delete account” link on the next screen If prompted, enter your password and select continue Hit ok at the final warning message
To bring it back online simply, sign-in as before and you can reactivate it by going to settings > My Xbox Live Account > Manage Profile > Delete All Unused Services. This recreates a new profile which then allows you to login again with your gamertag (same email address is used). For some people this has been enough to get their achievement problems fixed but others have had to go further with deleting or re-deleting entirely.
How to Delete an Xbox 360 Profile:
So you already tried all that and there’s no improvement? You might want to delete your profile entirely and start from scratch. This also avoids any chance of corrupt data in the database that could be causing you problems. To do this: Completely deactivate your account first as described above – don’t stress, it only disappears offline for other players to see Delete your Xbox Live gamertag (go to “My Account > Gamertag” section on the site) Wait 24 hours Re-create a new profile. Do this by logging in at xbox live again after deleting your gamertag (using the method in
step 1)Your new gamertag will now be visible to the world but your achievement history is gone. Luckily you can simply start re-achieving as if it was a new account and you should see all your old stats appear on display again. Don’t forget, don’t do this until after you have completely deactivated!
Access the Xbox 360 dashboard, go into “system settings,” then delete your gaming profile if it is shown as corrupted.
Basically, a profile’s data gets corrupted when it is entered on the Xbox for the first time and then enters update mode where its data becomes tampered with. This can happen during or after a profile upgrade installation to an Xbox 360 hard drive on your computer.
If you lose your profile on one Xbox or device, you may want to restore it to a different device. To do so: WARNING: Your Windows Live ID email address and password are required when restoring.
Delete corrupted game files in Xbox 360 console:1. Select Settings -> System -> Storage.2. Select the storage location, and then press the A button.3. Select Games and Apps, and then press the A button.4. Select the game and then press the A button
If you are experiencing issues with your Xbox profile and have local access to the console, follow these steps.Step 1: Log out of the account so it can be deleted from the system. Press on home screen or in a game on Home to open guide.Step 2: Reset or “power cycle” by pressing and holding buttons simultaneously until you see a green ring on Xbox logo (about three seconds).Step 3: Re-download your account
