I've tried everything and seek guidance

H e x · Jun 21, 2021

Sorry, I need to set the stage a bit. So just a month ago, my Xbox One began glitching mid-game. Naturally, I went and restarted it to fix the issue, but I was then met with a stagnant green screen and it wouldn't take me to the main menu.

I turned it off once again and tried yet another time - and this time, my Television displayed "No signal" and nothing further. It's been like this ever since.

My Xbox One will turn on and make the beeping sound, yet after failed attempts at getting it to work, the only way to turn it off is by pressing and holding the power button.

Given the nature of my situation, I've tried adjusting display settings and switching HDMI and changing monitors to no avail. Is there any possible way this can be fixed?

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SwedeTrap

If it's an original model Xbox One I would suggest trying a different power supply if you can find one. Retailers like GameStop usually have them for fairly cheap (under $20 in my experience). I've owned several original Xbox One units and the weak link seems to be the power supply. If it's an Xbox One S or X then please disregard this suggestion - your unit probably needs servicing. Depending on the model and age this may or may not be worth the expense vs buying a new console at this point.

ASLANS R0AR

Elite Slayer on open maps, like Breakpoint. It ends up being alot of fighting in ghosts.

Strunky

My suggestion would be to play BTB or Invasion. These two gametypes consistantly have vehicles to use. I also suggest you pick a specific vehicle to get good at and make a dash for it when you spawn. Each vehicle has it's strengths and it's weaknesses,
get to know them. It'll save you life.

ChainSmokingBob

Kill them using a vehicle?

I'd say start playing with a mate who likes Big Team and gun on their Warthog, but that's just me. Anything on Hemorrhage would probably be best, too, it's a good map for Warthogs.

Rodrigo Oliver

Hi Abubakar, my name is Rodrigo. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

I am sorry to hear that.

Please, if you know how to do it, make a Wi-Fi hotspot router on your phone and connect to it.

That way we can isolate the issue, by testing another internet connection, using your mobile data plan.

You can also change your connection DNS.

Please, follow these steps:

Go to Profile and System > Settings

In the Settings menu, select General > Network settings.

Select the network you're connected to, then select Advanced settings > Manual

On the DNS field, input these:

Primary: 8.8.8.8

Secondary: 8.8.4.4

Save settings.

Let me know if it works!

I've tried everything and seek guidance