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The only way to prevent your console or account from being banned from Xbox Live is to disable Xbox Live access. Removing your console's access to the internet is one way of doing this, but you lose network connectivity and functions like FTP. The two steps below will disable Xbox Live access for the console in all scenarios. | The only way to prevent your console or account from being banned from Xbox Live is to disable Xbox Live access. Removing your console's access to the internet is one way of doing this, but you lose network connectivity and functions like FTP. The two steps below will disable Xbox Live access for the console in all scenarios. | ||
# Open DashLaunch, navigate to Network, and enable the following two options: | # Open DashLaunch, remove any stealth plugins you may have in the Plugins section, then navigate to Network, and enable the following two options: | ||
#* '''liveblock''': When enabled, known Xbox Live sites are blocked. Xbox Marketplace data can still be accessed. | #* '''liveblock''': When enabled, known Xbox Live sites are blocked. Xbox Marketplace data can still be accessed. | ||
#* '''livestrong''': Requires liveblock to be enabled. When enabled, all Xbox Live sites are blocked, including Xbox Marketplace data sources. | #* '''livestrong''': Requires liveblock to be enabled. When enabled, all Xbox Live sites are blocked, including Xbox Marketplace data sources. This may block Aurora from from getting the game synopsis and Marketplace Ratings. Enabling livestrong isn't necessary, but you can enable it if you just want to be sure. | ||
# On the Microsoft dashboard, navigate to System Settings > Family Settings > Console Controls > Xbox Live Access, and set it to Blocked. | # On the Microsoft dashboard, navigate to System Settings > Family Settings > Console Controls > Xbox Live Access, and set it to Blocked. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:33, 17 January 2024
The only way to prevent your console or account from being banned from Xbox Live is to disable Xbox Live access. Removing your console's access to the internet is one way of doing this, but you lose network connectivity and functions like FTP. The two steps below will disable Xbox Live access for the console in all scenarios.
- Open DashLaunch, remove any stealth plugins you may have in the Plugins section, then navigate to Network, and enable the following two options:
- liveblock: When enabled, known Xbox Live sites are blocked. Xbox Marketplace data can still be accessed.
- livestrong: Requires liveblock to be enabled. When enabled, all Xbox Live sites are blocked, including Xbox Marketplace data sources. This may block Aurora from from getting the game synopsis and Marketplace Ratings. Enabling livestrong isn't necessary, but you can enable it if you just want to be sure.
- On the Microsoft dashboard, navigate to System Settings > Family Settings > Console Controls > Xbox Live Access, and set it to Blocked.