Troubleshoot Account Migration for Phantasy Star Subscribers (Xbox 360)

This here guide will help you solve issues such as trouble with migrating your Xbox Live account information to the Xbox 360, or completing account migration after encountering an error. If you're experiencing such problems with your Xbox 360 console, the instructions below may come in very handy.

TROUBLESHOOT ACCOUNT MIGRATION FOR PHANTASY STAR SUBSCRIBERS

At A Glance
- Having trouble migrating your Xbox Live account information to Xbox 360? Were you a Phantasy Star Online subscriber? This may help.

If you're having trouble migrating your existing Xbox Live account information to your Xbox 360 console, it might be for one of the following reasons:

- The credit card you used to secure your Xbox Live membership has expired.
- The credit card you used to pay the monthly fee for Phantasy Star Online (PSO) or other Xbox Live premium content has expired.
- The credit card you used to pay the monthly fee for Phantasy Star Online (PSO) or other Xbox Live premium content was canceled.

If any of the above conditions prevails, your Xbox 360 console will display the generic message Xbox Live sign-up is unavailable.

To complete account migration after encountering this type of error:
1 - Turn on your original Xbox console (not your Xbox 360 console) with no disc in the tray, sign in with your gamertag, and go to the Xbox Live area of the Xbox Dashboard.

2 - Select your gamer profile, then Account Management.

3 - Go to the Credit Cards screen and replace the outdated credit-card information with data from a different card. Save this information.

4 - Turn on your Xbox 360 console with no disc in the tray and go to the Xbox Live area of the Xbox Dashboard.

5 - If you're signed in with a profile, sign out (X) and select Recover Gamertag from Xbox Live.



6 - Follow the on-screen instructions to migrate your profile to your Xbox 360 console.

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