For everyone's safety

So for starters, I would just like to say that this is the first time that it has happened, and hopefully the last time it will, but the power supply's surface temperature was so hot that when the Xbox shut off. I went to go and touch the power brick to
see if that is why it shut off, however, only touching it for one second, and instantly it left a burn on the palm of my hand. Not only was it painful, but after further examination of the brick, I came to the conclusion that it must have also burnt the components
inside of it up. So not only am I left with a burn on my hand, but I'm also out of $50 dollars that I have to spend on a new power supply. I just can't help but think, why would you allow the brick to heat to that temperature before the kill switch in it decides
to trip? It seems that this is like a squeal to the power supply of the the 360's first gen shipment. I do remember that you (Microsoft) know of this mistake and mailed everyone a new power supply. If this is a known issue, please live up to that mistake and
help everyone. If this is the first time you are hearing of it, please look into it further. Luckily, it was me and not a little child or baby. As a electrician, I know the dangerous temperatures that the components in a power supply can get, but if it is
going to exceed over 100 degrees, you MUST put a caution sign on it. No where on the brick itself do you have any danger or caution signs explaining the extreme temperatures that this particular brick can get up to.

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Can't create or join party, error code 0x80190193

This isn't a networking error, maybe if you guys actually read everyone's reply then you see my suggested answer which numerous players have done and fixed the issue.

Again, this is an issue with the PRIVACY AND ONLINE SAFETY SETTINGS for xbox one. In particular, the safety setting for "communicating with voice and text". If this settings is set to block then you will get the error when attempting to setup a party. Please
sign in as the parent account and go to the privacy and online safety settings under "xbox settings" through the website. Call support if you need more help on how to access these settings.

 

How's everyone's day?

Just wanted to see how everyone is doing today.

 

Hi there the xbox on psu has a fan installed inside to keep that from happening, it sounds to me like your ps fan kicked the can.

 

First time I have heard of this to be honest, but you shouldn't have to pay for a new power brick. Your console should be under warranty. Just call support, set up a repair with an agent. You will have to send your power brick back first, but at least you
wont have to go buy a new one.

Hope this helps OP