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Activate and then de-activate Netflix on Xbox 360?


Question Posted Thursday April 18 2013, 5:24 am

So I have Netflix. My mother pays for it. I'm gonna stay at my friends house this weekend and she doesn't have Netflix so I thought, "Hey let's activate her Xbox 360 on my account so we can watch it"

I currently use my Netflix on my Wii and my mom uses hers on the ps3 in her house so we have 4 spots left to use. I'm just wondering, how will I be able to remove the Netflix before I leave?
I know my mother wouldn't let my friend just keep it on her xbox for free so I won't be adding it if it's not removable. So if it is, how will I be able to do that?

I'm assuming my friend won't know how since she's never had Netflix before.

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ferrarimanx answered Tuesday April 23 2013, 12:13 pm:
yep all you have to do is delete it from your hard drive and it will unregister it

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