Can I have two more switches on Xbox

Customer support can’t offer additional switches. If you’ve made five home Xbox switches for the year and need assistance, select Help when you see the message Can’t make this your home Xbox. You may be eligible to receive an exception. If you're not given a survey, all you can do is wait for your limit to reset on its own.

Customer support can’t offer additional switches. If you’ve made five home Xbox switches for the year and you need assistance, select Help when
you see the message Can’t make this your home Xbox. You may be eligible to receive an exception. If you don't have a survey, you'll have to wait until your limit resets on its own.

There used to be a thing in one of the support articles that said the following:

"If your console shows you’ve made five home Xbox switches for the year and you need assistance, select Help when you see the message, Can’t make this your home Xbox. You may be eligible to receive an exception."

But i dont see this mentioned in any of the support documentation anymore so i dont know if its a thing anymore.

That being said other than what i posted above there is no other way to get extra switches other than simply waiting.

5 switches per year should really be more than enough though unless you are using it in a way that it wasnt intended for.

Hi! My name is Ben a fellow member here in the community and hope you are doing well!

I understand you would like to get more switches but when it comes to this, the current limit Xbox impose is up to five times in any one-year period. If you reach your limit for the year, it will show you the next available date you can change it.

Aside from this, I am afraid even Xbox support itself cannot give any switches based on the note from the website as well stating Note: Customer support can’t offer additional switches. So only option is to really wait my apologies!

Here is the link for reference https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-ne... this is also been discussed in one of the community forum just in case you may want to check https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/xbox/forum/...

I hope the information helps somehow on how the switches works. I know this isn't the solution were expecting but if you have further questions feel free to post back in the community and we fellow members will try our best to offer assistance.

Kind regards,

Ben

Wireless connections are susceptible to interference, two xboxes placed next to each other interfere with each other.

You could use a pair of power lines to switch to a wired connection without having long ethernet cables running around the house, there are also power lines with built-in switches so that you can connect more than one device, such as your two xboxes and
a smart TV.