YSFE Has Me Mixed Up With My Wife

[WeirdUncleDave]

I set myself up on YSFE and started a personal training program. Today, my wife set up her own xbox profile, and started YSFE expecting to be recognized as a new player. Instead, it gave her my picture and all of my progress, and when I go in to the game, it wants me to start all over again. Is there any way to fix this?

[WeirdUncleDave]

I set myself up on YSFE and started a personal training program. Today, my wife set up her own xbox profile, and started YSFE expecting to be recognized as a new player. Instead, it gave her my picture and all of my progress, and when I go in to the game, it wants me to start all over again. Is there any way to fix this?

[AuntieParticle]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by WeirdUncleDave:
I set myself up on YSFE and started a personal training program. Today, my wife set up her own xbox profile, and started YSFE expecting to be recognized as a new player. Instead, it gave her my picture and all of my progress, and when I go in to the game, it wants me to start all over again. Is there any way to fix this? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Did you each set up a Kinect ID?

[WeirdUncleDave]

Not at the time that happened, but I don't know why that would matter. Kinect ID is just an auto-sign-in. I was manually signed into my gamertag while using the game, and she was signed into hers when it gave her my progress.

[AuntieParticle]

I don't know why but playing Kinect games after signing in using your Kinect ID does seem to matter. For me it has made a difference in my calorie count and other stats being recorded properly on the Your Shape Center. I hope this will help with your problem.

[WeirdUncleDave]

Well, we're both set up with Kinect ID now. I guess we'll have to delete the saved data and start over.

Thanks for your help.