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Halo Infinite'due south campaign features a sprawling open up-world map filled with multiple side-objectives to complete, collectibles to detect, and enemies for you to fight. Exploring Zeta Halo can be quite rewarding at times, especially when you've done all you can in a particular area. Unfortunately, one of the game's glitches has proven capable of wiping players' campaign progress completely. Here's how to avert getting your salvage wiped past this glitch in Halo Infinite.

This glitch is present on both Xbox and PC versions of the game. Those affected by the glitch accept reported that while playing Halo Infinite, they received a Microsoft sign-in prompt, despite having previously logged into their Microsoft accounts. If this happens to y'all, do not press "Let's Go." Doing so will cause your relieve file to be corrupted, and you will lose all of your data. Instead, simply go out out of the card and your progress should exist preserved.

343 Industries has nonetheless to publicly address this issue, nor has the company offered whatever guidance in how to avert it or mitigate the hazard of information technology happening. We'll update this article when/if the company provides an official solution for this issue. Based on accounts of those afflicted by the glitch, any of the below actions could exist the culprit backside the dreaded double login prompt:

  • Plugging in a second controller to your system
  • Disconnecting/reconnecting your controller
  • Being logged in on both Xbox and PC while playing Halo Space
  • Starting Halo Infinite via Quick Resume while multiple Xbox accounts are logged in on your Xbox.

The primary crusade of the issue appears to be the game trying to strength a Microsoft account sign-in when a new controller is detected. To mitigate the risk of receiving the login prompt, we recommend keeping only one controller connected to the console while playing Halo Infinite, utilizing a wired controller connection if possible, and avoiding whatever utilise of the Xbox's Quick Resume feature, which has besides been known to prevent multiplayer unlocks in Halo Infinite's campaign. If all else fails, ever recall to exit out of the login prompt; never hit "Permit'southward Go."