Energy Saving Mode Since The September Update

Since the September update, when you turn on the console at the plug the power brick light goes white straight away and the console sounds like it's on, without the logo lighting up, before going silent again. If you try to turn on the console using the
controller during this period you have to wait about 30 seconds for this process to finish before it boots up.

If you shut down and restart at any point, without turning off at the plug/unplugging, it goes orange on the power brick and restarts as normal. It's just the initial turning on which seems to be going through this new process.

Instant on mode is unaffected as the power brick light remains white at all times.

Any idea why this is now happening, the process it's going through, or could it be a bug released with the update?

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Xbox One Data usage

Also switch the console to energy saving mode as automatic updates will eat up your download limit. In energy saving you will only download updates for games if you try to play them

 

New bug?

I'm using a xbox one elite. After this recent system update there seems to be a bug in the energy saving mode.

My xbox is always plugged to the electricity and on energy saving mode.

Before the update I could just press the button on the xbox and the machine closed itself normaly. Now whether I press the button or close it using the home screeen menu the machine closes itself, on instant-on mode while energy saving mode is selected.

The problem is before xbox closed itself completely, however right now since it acts like it is on instant-on mode and doesnt stop working completely.

The only solution is to un-plug the machine from electricity.

 

Have spoken to MS about this and they are aware of it now, as it's being reported by others. They said it's a certain batch and offered a replacement, but did say the Engineers are working on a fix to be released if I'm happy to wait.

As my last replacement took a few days to redownload everything I think I'll wait.

 

Have now spoken to MS about this and they are aware of it. They said it's a certain batch and offered a replacement, but did say the Engineers are working on a fix to be released if I'm happy to wait.

 

Have spoken to MS about this and they are aware of the issue as it's effecting a certain batch of consoles.

They offered a replacement, but did say the Engineers are working on a fix to be released in an update if I'm happy to wait.

As it takes a few days to redownload all the games, I'm happy to wait a while!

 

Seems like the October update has reduced the time to around 8 seconds now.