Fallout 3 Dlc Not Working Xbox 360

[Dinah Lianes]

Thecontroller registers, as I can use it with the Xbox app, but it stops working when I stream Fallout 4. When I launch Fallout 4, I get stuck on the pause screen. I can still use the Xbox button, and return to the dashboard.

This problem does not occur with other games I play, such as Destiny. I suspect that the controller is still trying to connect to my Xbox One, directly through wireless, but is to far away to make a connection.

If even that fails, try factory reseting your Xbox One (usually a good idea to back up your storage onto a different device first, but if you cloud sync and use Xbox Live profiles you should be fine deleting everything).

If you paused your game and then try and use a controller thru windows 10. The controller is still registered to playing the game using the controller you were using thru the xbox. You must quit the game and relaunch for it to then pick up the controller you are trying to use thru win 10 streaming

I think I just found a solution. I played Unravel after the above, and then went back into fallout 4 and it was working this time. I have had this glitch before on Xbox before, where a game/app becomes unresponsive and easiest fix was to open another app and then open the same app/game again. would be interested if this works for you Mike.

I don't know how or what i did.every other game works well, except fallout 3.I put it in, close the tray.i hear the xbox working, but then it stops.It says "open tray" but that's everything.i tried putting the xbox on and off, putting another disc in, then put fallout in again.It doesnt work.What can i do ...? Gta Star 18:28, 6 May 2009 (UTC)

Have you actually looked at the Fallout 3 disc? It's probably been rendered unreadable by the system. If you have a perfect ring going around the bottom of the disk, you're screwed and will need a new disc. You may also want to try playing the disc on another 360 to see if it's a hardware problem, although I doubt it if it can read other discs. --Esscex 21:24, 6 May 2009 (UTC)

The disk isn't the problem, it's the x-box that's having trouble. Cleaning the disk won't do anything. The problem is the disk reading part of the X-box I had the EXACT same problem two months ago, so I sent in my X-box for repairs and it came back good as new. -Xandus the Legend But EVERY other game works fine, except Fallout. Gta Star 15:49, 8 May 2009 (UTC)

Unless that sort of shit is covered by the warranty, maybe you should buy a whole new disc; or use a disc cleaner or something. That seems rather implausible for the xbox to not be able to read a single disc that isn't damaged; Unless it's formatting is completely bizarre and you got that disc from China Town, Or you laid that sucker out in the sun for a good few hours. But don't waste money and time giving it back to Microsoft or Play-N-Trade. They're bust. Xdarkdragonx 04:13, 8 May 2009 (UTC) Dragon

Okay here's what you need to do. You said that the xbox plays other games fine, so it shouldn't be a hardware problem, seriously think that through. Before you say goodbye to your xbox for 1-2 months go and RENT another copy of Fallout 3, then try it. If that disc works, it's your current fallout disc that is messed up, so either buy a new one or hell, just swap the two if the Rental store doesn't put some big ass sticker on their discs. Okay well, that last one was kind of a joke but still...Have you even tried any of this stuff out? Give us feedback so we know how to help. --Esscex 04:44, 8 May 2009 (UTC)I'll Rent a game tomorrow. Gta Star 15:49, 8 May 2009 (UTC)--It Works Now ^^This morning , i rented another Fallout Game.That one worked fine.after that, i went to GameMania (something like GameStop) and i told the problem.like 3 hours later, they called to say that there were a few hard to see scars.They repair those things, and now it works fine .

another possibility is that the hard drive is somehow interfering with the game being able to play, i removed mine and the game played with no problems. im looking for a way to make them compatable [George Fontenot]

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