Console on when I turn on headset

It works when doing it like that, I dont need a tutorial on how to pair, I want to know if there is a way to disable the console turning on when I turn on the headset. No matter if the console is off, since the headset uses a multifunction button for pairing
and power, it turns the xbox on and I dont want that to happen

Hi. My name is Brilliant, an independent advisor, happy to assist you today.

The Xbox Wireless Headset is designed to turn on your Xbox console automatically when you turn on the headset. This feature is intended to provide a seamless gaming experience for users. However, if you find this feature annoying, you can try the following steps to disable it:
1. Press and hold the power button on the headset for 10 seconds to reset the headset.
2. Connect the headset to your console using the USB cable.
3. Turn on your console manually using the Xbox button on the console.
4. Once the console is turned on, disconnect the USB cable from the headset.

This should disable the automatic turn-on feature of the headset.

I hope this helps resolve your query.

Has happened to me twice now. When you first turn on the headset and it connects to the console (in my case the Xbox Series X) it will just shut down the xbox. After that shutdown when you turn it back on again you have to pair the headset to the console again and it will work fine. It seems the issue is specifically triggered by the headset already being connected to the console before they are both turned off meaning that the next day when you turn on xbox and headset they will pair automatically and then bam the screen goes back and console has to be turned back on.

This is a nasty surprise when you're playing an online game, someone invites you to a party so you accept it, turn on headset and then boom game gone.

Any idea how long this will take to fix?

Same issue here didn't happen until just now!

The headset should work on an Xbox One controller and Xbox Series S/X controllers.

Turn off the controller by holding the Xbox button on the controller until the controller turns off and unplug the headset.

On your console press and hold the Xbox console button until the console turns off, remove the power cord from the console, and wait 1 minute.

Plug the power cord into your console again, turn on the console with your controller, and when you see your console's dashboard connect the headset to the controller and see if that solves the problem.

Just wanted to check. If you turn off all controllers and the headset, then turn the headset on, press the sync button on the console, then the sync button on the headset, what quadrant position does the headset sync to when all controllers are off? If it
syncs up to the top left quadrant, try turning the controller on at the point and see if things start working for you.