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1) In the Windows Search bar, enter "Credential Manager", and select Credential Manager to open it.
2) Select "Windows Credentials", scroll down to the section labeled "Generic Credentials".
3) For every item that has "Xbl|2043073184" in the title:
- Click on the item to expand it
- Select Remove
- Confirm you wish to delete that item
(I found 12 items by that name, count them all beforehand, 1 is separated from the others)
4) Restart your PC.
5) In Steam Downloads now I saw there´s almost 600mb to update "Steamwoks Common Redistributables"
Don't know if it´s related but if it shows to you too, download it.
6) Launch Halo Infinite and check to see if the sign-in process has started from the beginning.
Note: This may sign you out of most or all Xbox network sign-ins on your PC.
I will note that I had a lot of other Xbl| titles in my Credentials Manager - but I looked specifically for 2043073184 and removed all of those then tried again.
# List all stored credentials using cmdkey
cmdkey /list | ForEach-Object {
# Check if the line contains the word "Target" and specifically targets entries containing "Xbl"
if ($_ -like "*Target:*" -and $_ -like "*Target=Xbl*") {
# Remove the credential for the targeted entry by extracting the actual target name
cmdkey /del:($_ -replace " ","" -replace "Target:","")
}
}
Running that and then rebooting solved it for me.