Fix Saved Game Corrupted Error on Xbox 360

Saved game corrupted error happens a lot on Xbox 360 when you play games such as Fallout 4, Skyrim, lego dimensions, NBA 2k17 and so on. Try the provided two methods to fix your Xbox 360 loading corrupted saved files, data, and games. If you lost game recordings and screenshots on 360 Xbox hard drive, EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard will restore them for you in only 3 steps.

The "saved game corrupted" error is likely to occur inconsistently. To troubleshoot, two advanced solutions are available for you.

"I met saved game corrupted error on Xbox 360 last night while playing game videos. It happened all of a sudden. 

Then I played other games, the same error appears on the screen. It seemed that the saved game files were damaged somehow. Please help me fix the corruption issue."

How to recover Xbox 360 saved games

The "saved game corrupted" error is likely to occur when players try to play a saved game on the console. Usually, if you have logged out and logged in several times but the problem didn't get resolved, you must take further measures. 

Being similar to PS4, ordinary Xbox 360 users also can't directly recover corrupted game files on the Xbox 360 console. You'll need to take further measures to resolve this issue.

So far, the Xbox support team offers 2 official solutions to help you get rid of the error.

Solution 1. Delete corrupted game files in Xbox 360 console

You can start the initial workaround by two steps. First, determine whether the game is corrupted. To do this, follow the steps behind.

• Step 1: Select Settings-> System-> Storage.
• Step 2: Select the storage location, and then press the A button.
• Step 3: Select Games and Apps, and then press the A button.
• Step 4: Select the game and then press the A button.
• Step 5: Select the saved game, and then press the A button.
• If you found yellow exclamation mark on the game file, it's virtually corrupted. 
• Step 6: Select the corrupted game and choose "Delete". 

After deleting the corrupted game, you can redownload it again. Or you can see whether you have a cloud version, and you can use it from your Xbox 360 cloud.

Solution 2. Request an Xbox 360 repair from Microsoft

Another solution that you can have is to request Xbox 360 repair from Microsoft. Microsoft has its professional Xbox 360 game console repair center, if the issue can still not be fixed by yourself, you can request a device repair.

• Step 1: Copy and paste the device repair link in your internet browser and open it: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/devices
• Step 2:  Sign in as an Xbox 360 customer. 
• You can register your Microsoft devices, view your Microsoft registered devices, and even create a repair order for your Microsoft device.

The Xbox support team will assist you to get rid of this issue immediately. 

Bonus Tips: Recover Xbox 360 game recordings and screenshots

Usually, game recordings and screenshots are saved in the Videos section on Xbox 360 hard drive. When the saved games corrupted, the videos and screenshots are fine.

If you accidentally delete the videos and screenshots of favored games, you probably can't restore the files. If you saved the game recordings and screenshots on an external storage device, you still have a chance.

EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is specialized in data recovery.  It supports to recover documents, music, video, audio and many other types of files from internal hard drive, external hard drive, removable USB flash drive, pen drive, memory card, and all the popular storage devices.

You can take the Xbox 360 external hard drive or USB out of the console and download EaseUS free data recovery software to give it try. Don't let a single important game recording or screenshot missing against your will.

Step 1. Run EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and select the location or device where you lost/deleted videos. Click "Scan" to find the missing videos.

Step 2. After the scan, choose "Videos" in the left panel. Go to "Lost" or "All" to find the wanted videos. Select the found videos and click "Preview".

Step 3. Select the video files that you want to restore. Click "Recover" to save them to another secure location on your PC or external storage device.