360 Elite turns Off when Xbox One is turned Off/On.

Fena Ashilde · Mar 12, 2014

So, my brother and I each had an entertainment center situation in the living room. His 360E is hooked up to his TV and my 360 and X1 were hooked up to mine. Whenever I would turn my X1 On by console or controller, his 360 turned off. Whenever I would turn
my X1 Off in any way, his 360 turned off. I've moved my things into my bedroom, well away from the living room and it still does this.

I have no idea what causes this or even where to begin resolving the issue. Any ideas?

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Korsakoff · Mar 12, 2014

Xbox doesn't turn off when I turn it off?

So when I turn off the console the TV screen goes black. Everything acts like it is no longer on except that noise is still emitted from the XBOX console. Does it make a difference, do you think? Do you have any experience with this? Really afraid that the thing will take a dive on me and I've been holding off on saving for a new XBOX or XB1.Click to expand...
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Will your xbox eventually shut down complete after a short period of time or haven't you tested this yet out of fear it would go corrupt?
If it eventually shut downs after you waited for like half a minute it's probably nothing you have to worry about, as users like mareebaybay having the same issue.

pilot2fly · Mar 12, 2014

Turning off Xbox 360

I've noticed this for a while now, but with my Xbox 360 (not a slim, a white original), when you turn it off, the green light flashes three times slowly and then it finally turns off after about 45 seconds. It's really weird. It started doing it after the major overhaul update they had about a year ago. Not really a big deal, I guess, but just annoying. Does this happen to anyone else?

dlCHIEF58 · Mar 12, 2014

It is most likely that the IR code associated with your TV or audio receiver is similar to the one used by the 360, so when it powers on your One and associated device, the same IR signal sent is the power off/on signal used by the 360 remotes. You could
try to cover the IR receiver on his 360 to check this as well as trying your TV/receiver remotes on his 360. The latter would tell you which signal is the culprit.

dlCHIEF58

It is most likely that the IR code associated with your TV or audio receiver is similar to the one used by the 360, so when it powers on your One and associated device, the same IR signal sent is the power off/on signal used by the 360 remotes. You could
try to cover the IR receiver on his 360 to check this as well as trying your TV/receiver remotes on his 360. The latter would tell you which signal is the culprit.

FlintyGull79

I always turn on and turn off my Xbox 360 Elite console with the wireless controller!

ItsGameOvrMan

I want it as an option when you are telling the xbox one to turn off on a per session basis. For most of the time, i usually do want the entire system to power down; however, if I want to play PS4 or Xbox 360 or something else I do not want the TV and AVR
to turn off, just the Xbox one.

It should be as easy as adding it to the confirm box that comes up when you tell the Xbox one to turn off. "Xbox, turn off " -"unit" -"only" -"not all". Whatever the command should be to only turn off Xbox one itself.

Bluehills

Everything seems up and running now. But I have a cable with the Xbox Wireless Adapter, is that to be used to put the XBWA up like an antenna in case the signal is blocked? Thanks again for all the help so far.

StuartATrueRed

No, you do not have to pull the adaptor out.

360 Elite turns Off when Xbox One is turned Off/On.