** Bricked Xbox One Console After Latest Insider Update **

*UPDATE* I'm not sure if it was because of the update or not but the root cause was my power brick. Either the update affected my power brick (which I don't know if it's even possible) or the power brick was faulty and just happened to
have issues during the update. I took it to Gamestop and they plugged up a different power brick and it booted up fine. The old power brick always stays orange. If you have this issue, check the power brick.

Hello there MagazineRose11,



You might want to take this up in 04 - Xbox 360 Console & Accessories they deal with System errors, disc drive errors, and other questions about your Xbox 360 console and accessories and much more. Now if this is for your Xbox one you are going to
have to go to 04 - Xbox One Console because they also deal with System errors, disc drive issues, and other questions about your Xbox One console.



Obviously your going to find more support in the Xbox Support department in which it sounds like you very much need and require at this point of time, Good luck and best of wishes, ^-^

Although I understand that it seems you have an update problem, it is actually not the update the problem as would be every user having the same situation with the same update

And the question arises, Why it appears during the update? My console worked before, this it's an example of what could happened, as it can't be defined until it's review by a specialist

The hard disk is divided into sectors, each sector remains with the information that is recorded in it until a change is required in it, sometimes a damaged sector appears on the disk, this may not cause any problem for months, but the time comes when it is required to use it for an important file, in this case an update of the operating system, since the information of that sector cannot be overwritten, the error you present at this time appears

"I noticed it did not want to turn off, but there was no video output despite still showing that it was on. I did a forced shutdown on it,"

You may have interrupted an update when you forced shutdown and it's corrupted the OS.

All I can suggest is, before you do the Offline System update OSU1 disconnect any wired ethernet network cable to the console.

Prior to doing any OSU1, factory refresh the console while its not connected to your network using the troubleshooting screen.

If you get to the Home screen try connecting Wifi, if not, reconnect the ethernet cable.

If the console connects to network it should update the OS and therefore the OSU1 is not required.

I tried your recommendation for the three times, and I keep getting the same error. Have to say I disagree in this case that "that's how warranty works on any device you purchase," when it is established that multiple people are getting bricked by an update. That's just bad business. I appreciate the recommendation though for the different reset method - would love to see someone with the miracle solution.