Anyone else experiencing Cloud gaming error linked to controller?

Hello, Tom. I'm Arturo, and I'll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble when using the cloud gaming feature on your Xbox One.

At the moment, I didn't see similar reports from other players about the same.
However, based on the information you provided, I would like to suggest the following potential solutions:

A. Connect your console to a different Wi-Fi network, like a mobile hotspot, before testing the cloud gaming feature again.

B. Perform a physical power cycle.

“Turn off the console by holding the Xbox button on the front of the console for approximately 10 seconds. The console will be turned off.

Turn on the console again by pressing the Xbox button on the console or the Xbox button on the controller.

If you do not see the green startup animation when the console is restarted, repeat these steps.

Be sure to hold down the power button until the console is completely turned off.

Important: If the console is in sleep mode, the steps above will turn off the console completely. Sleep mode, or the ability to turn on the console by saying “Xbox on”, will not be activated until you restart the console.”

Source: https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/power/restart-or-power-cycle-console

In case the issue persists, could you try using the cloud gaming feature on another Xbox, PC, or mobile phone?

I'll remain attentive to your answers.

Regards,

Arturo.

The game has just been released, so minor bugs are expected. Try closing it, restarting the console and launching it again. I'll drop in more tips if I experience the issue on my end.

What do you mean by "the game has just been released"? T60 Power Armor is from Fallout. What Fallout game are you saying has just ben released?

Hello Cathy, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

The game has just been released, so minor bugs are expected. Try closing it, restarting the console and launching it again. I'll drop in more tips if I experience the issue on my end.

Let me know if you need further assistance.

Jesse.

hardware manufacturers work hdd space out as 1000GB = 1TB - software does not, software works as follows.

1024KB = 1MB - 1024MB = 1GB - 1024GB = 1TB

So the usable space on any new 1TB hdd after formatting is about 931GB then you have to exclude system files and reserved space that the xbox system uses. in that reserved space is updates, recordings, screenshots, temp files etc etc.

this is the same for ANY system that uses a HDD/SSD. be it consoles or pc or any other device out there.

take for example my 4TB SSD in my PC after formatting i get a useable space of 3.638TB.

the same is for phone storage too.

so what you are seeing is normal, yes it is a bit shady but has been like this forever. technically they are not wrong, it does indeed have a 1TB hdd in, but i think it is about time they show the correct amount useable once formatted and OS, reserved space is used.

By this time though it is now common knowledge as has been this way for decades.

Save wise, the best place would be to put them on the cloud. I'll leave the link below for how to that for you and anyone else needing to do the same

support.xbox.com/.../cloud-save-games