Dashboard blank when using energy-saving power mode and instant sign-in

JimBearUSA · Dec 13, 2015

I just received my Xbox One and it immediately installed a huge update. Now it is OS version 10.0.10586.1024 (th2_xbox_rel_1510.151203-1909).

I noticed that if I use the energy-saving power mode and instant sign-in, the dashboard data (other than local content) never loads. All screens are blank (Community, OneGuide, Store, etc.) If I manually sign-out, then all of the other data and screens
load. When I manually sign-in again, the other data remains. However, if I use the instant-on power mode with instant sign-in, everything loads correctly. (I guess it is actually already loaded.)

I do not know if there is a timing issue with energy-saving power mode and instant sign-in, but maybe that is why the dashboard data does not load initially?

:)

maxen · Dec 13, 2015

Projector Double Power Off no longer working

If you change your Xbox One's power mode to "Energy Saving" instead of "Instant On" this will work again. There seems to be a bug in the new dashboard that prevents double-off from working reliably when the console's using the Instant On setting.

GrimStreaker80 · Dec 13, 2015

Quickie or not.

I have mine in energy saving mode (slow start up) as the console is still using about 72w of power when switched off using instant on mode.

Sickness Eight · Dec 15, 2015

exactly the same problem...with instant sign in and energy saving power mode dashboard's screens are blank...now i turn off instant sign in but hope a fix will be release soon...i would like can use istant sign in and energy save mode as always

JimBearUSA · Dec 19, 2015

I just noticed something else. If I do not sign-out and then sign-in again to get the dashboard to populate, and then start the Destiny game, it complains that my home network is using a strict NAT and warns that my gameplay experience may be degraded. It
seems that the network subsystem may not be fully executing and available before the instant sign-in occurs. I never receive this warning from Destiny if I have signed-out and back in before launching the game.

Sickness Eight · Oct 31, 2018

something goes wrong about network and this is the cause of blank tiles...but it's not a problem connection...it's a bug and Microsoft have to release an update that solve this problem...we can try to reset cache, router, everything, but nothing solve the
problem

Sickness Eight

exactly the same problem...with instant sign in and energy saving power mode dashboard's screens are blank...now i turn off instant sign in but hope a fix will be release soon...i would like can use istant sign in and energy save mode as always

JimBearUSA

I just noticed something else. If I do not sign-out and then sign-in again to get the dashboard to populate, and then start the Destiny game, it complains that my home network is using a strict NAT and warns that my gameplay experience may be degraded. It
seems that the network subsystem may not be fully executing and available before the instant sign-in occurs. I never receive this warning from Destiny if I have signed-out and back in before launching the game.

Sickness Eight

something goes wrong about network and this is the cause of blank tiles...but it's not a problem connection...it's a bug and Microsoft have to release an update that solve this problem...we can try to reset cache, router, everything, but nothing solve the
problem

maxen

If you change your Xbox One's power mode to "Energy Saving" instead of "Instant On" this will work again. There seems to be a bug in the new dashboard that prevents double-off from working reliably when the console's using the Instant On setting.

KingWaldz

Instant-On power mode

In Instant-On power mode, your Xbox One console is up to date and ready to use. In this mode:

•Your console automatically downloads updates.

•Your console starts up in two seconds.

•You can wake the console using a voice command. Just say “Xbox, on.”

Notes

•Your console may sound as if it’s on when downloading and installing updates.

•In Instant-On power mode, the console power supply unit (PSU) remains on and the solid white LED on the PSU is bright.
You may also hear the fan in the PSU.

•The console uses 15 watts of power when in Instant-On mode.

Energy-saving power mode

In energy-saving power mode, your console is shut down to save energy. In this mode:

•Updates are not downloaded and installed until your console is turned on.

•Your console takes 45 seconds to start up.

•You must press the Xbox button to start the console.

Notes

•In energy-saving mode, the PSU is in off/standby mode and the solid orange LED on the PSU is bright.

•The console uses 0.5 watts of power when in energy-saving mode.

Dashboard blank when using energy-saving power mode and instant sign-in