BUG : Start the game, too long, return home

Try removing the account from the console, doing a hard restart, hold the power button for 10 seconds while the system is on, and then re-adding the account

I can play one game but if I try to play another game it won’t work. I have to do a hard reset to switch games. And yeah it started when the February update. I’ve tried updating it offline and that gives me a different error code.

Clearing the cache should fix this problem.

try power cycling your console.

Hold down the power button for 10 seconds.

I reset my xbox then it said home has taken too long to start and then stays on a black screen

Well, I have a "similar" problem. When turning on my XBox Series X, after turning console off (in any power mode), or from doing a Full Shutdown, or, restarting it, I will see the opening logo animation, and shortly after, a blank screen, instead of seeing
my login options.

• The work-around is to go to the console and press and hold the XBox button, until the console shuts down, then wait about 7 seconds, and then just press the XBox button again, to power the console on, and everything works normally.
  
• I tried all of the video resolution suggestions and nothing works. Pretty much have to start it, then do a hard shutdown, to get the console to start normally
  

The other funny thing I noticed, is that after I changed the name of my console, to something else, other than XBOX, and then restart it, I find that the opening logo / animation starts and then freezes mid-way through the animation, and then, it restarts
itself, again.

• This seems to happen when choosing the Restart option, for the console.
  
• When this happens, the console automatically restarts and comes up as expected.
  

I have a 2017 Samsung Q7 TV, connected to an Onkyo TX-RZ810 AVR. The console is connected to my AVR, through an HDCP 2.2 enabled input, going to my Samsung TV.

I have done, both a
update from USB, and a factory reset, and I'm still having the same problems, so I suspect that this could be the OS needing some patches from Microsoft, and not a hardware defect (crossing fingers).