Destiny's beta has finally begun on Xbox One, but things didn't start too well for quite a few.

First of all, the process for the installation isn't exactly explained in the best way. When you launch the download it'll progress to 2% and it'll say "ready to start." Don't launch it yet. You'll find the reason why just below.

Many users are experiencing installation issues, which result in a warning about a corrupted installation requiring a fresh download, as you can see in the picture below (courtesy of NeoGAF user That'sMyTrunks)

Destiny Xbox One

Luckily Bungie seems to be aware of the problem, and mentioned on Twitter that they are investigating.

We're aware of issues with installing on Xbox One. Please stand by for instructions.

In the meanwhile they updated the FAQs recommending not to launch the game at all until the download reaches 100%, no matter if it says "ready to start," as the problem is probably determined by the fact that the game isn't really corrupted, but it's trying to install a package that hasn't fully downloaded yet.

Of course, when the game is fully downloaded you will need to launch it to complete the installation, as what you downloaded is actually just the installer.

Your download is likely not corrupted, and happily downloading in the background. Please wait to launch Destiny until it is 100% downloaded.

To monitor the progress of your Destiny Beta download, please navigate to the Games & Apps tile from the Xbox One home screen.

Basically, if your Xbox One tells you the game is corrupted don't delete it like it tells you to do, but check in your Games & Apps area to see if it's still downloading. If it is, let it progress until it reaches 100%, then retry launching the beta.

Patience, Xbox brothers. You'll soon be able to join the fray.