Broken Xbox 1 Power Supply?

Hello YoItzPhoenx, my name is Oskayra, and I will be happy to help you.

Beforehand, it is important that you keep in mind that this is a public community forum, so we are players like you, we are not employees of Microsoft or Xbox, which means that we do not have access to any user accounts or information.

I am very sorry for the problem you are going through, with the intention of being able to help you I did an internal search in Xbox support and I found a publication where they mention a series of steps to solve the problem or know exactly if it is damaged or not, and it seemed to me Good information, which you should take into account:

Reset the Xbox One power supply unit

Note Microsoft no longer manufactures the original Xbox One console or the console's power supply unit. As a result, out-of-warranty technical support is no longer available for this particular product. We appreciate your commitment to Xbox and apologize for the inconvenience. To upgrade to a new console, you can visit our Microsoft Store for ongoing promotions.

If your original Xbox One console is not receiving power from the power supply, you may need to reset the unit:

Disconnect the power cables from the console, the electrical wall outlet, and the power supply.

Wait 10 seconds.

Important: Make sure you wait 10 seconds. This step allows the power supply to reset. Be sure to disconnect the power supply from both the wall outlet and the Xbox One console.

Firmly plug the power cord back into the electrical outlet and power supply. Do not connect the power supply to the console yet.

Check the LED light on the power supply. Depending on whether the LED light is on, off, or flashing, follow the steps in the appropriate section.

If the LED is activated

First connect the power supply to the console:

Firmly reconnect the power cable to the Xbox One console. Do not turn on the console.

Check if the power supply light is still on:

If the LED is still on, press the Xbox Button  on the front of the Xbox One console. If the console turns on correctly, you're ready. If not, continue with the next step.

If the LED is not on, go to the If the LED is off or blinking section below.

If the console does not turn on (but the LED is still on)

If the console does not start even after restoring the power supply, the console must be repaired. For consoles under warranty, you can request a repair here: http://devicesupport.microsoft.com/

You must register the product online to replace the power supply under warranty.

If the LED is off or flashing

The power supply may need to be replaced. You will need to replace the power supply if the light is still off or flashing orange.

Information Source (Credits): https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/console/reset-power-supply-solution

Sincerely,
Oskayra.

If your Xbox console and your power supply fell then that's a big problem, your power supply is probably broken and not just that your Xbox console might be broken too. If you have a friend or any other way to get another power supply you should try to see
if your Xbox console is working that way you know if it's just your power supply or your console too.

As you didn't mention where you are you can find a list of support phone numbers here

forums.xbox.com/.../184869.aspx

My xbox one wont turn on all the way. It starts for a couple seconds then shuts off. No picture on my tv pops up and the power supply ligjt changes color like its supposed to, whote when the xbox TRIES to turn on and orange when it's off.

That's fantastic news. If this had happened say a year or two down the line I probably wouldn't have minded so much, its that as I said my console is still virtually new so I was surprised to have failures this early on.