Kinect issues since NXOE

Common problem since NXOE, particularly with consoles with the Kinect sensor enabled. I think it is an OS issue since the problem started with the NXOE update.

Some have done hard resets, factory resets which may/may not solve the issue (I have posted about this several times and reported it to MS). I don't know if this is limited to consoles with the Kinect sensor or those without the sensor also have it.

I have not tried disabling and unplugging the sensor completely when videos are played (this also affects any video streaming app), but if it is the case where it only does it with the Kinect enabled and active, the only cause is the Kinect driver package
in the OS is faulty and MS has to redo that part of the OS completely.

Ever since the NXOE update, the Kinect has had major problems with its operation on many levels, I have noted this issue here several times and think the Kinect driver package and use is the main issue, where hard resets and factory resets don't solve the
problem.

I would like to know if this issue exists without the Kinect.

I've had this issue for several months and have yet to see/hear of anything . I have to power cycle *** near every week for the kinect since its been malfunctioning since the nxoe update, so that's definitely not a fix for it (in my eyes)

I'm having the same issue with my 500x since last update. . In the Nxoe program.

@Paulohotline tell them not to play dumb. It's a known issue since NXOE. We are a lot with this problem.

I agree. The NXOE is riddled with bug defects and not much resolves it, even factory resets; all began with the NXOE update. There has bee MANY, MANY posts on the beta forums that identify the bugs and defects in the software system. Support does not look
in these areas when people complain about the bugs, they appear to rely on older fixes, which don't necessarily work with the new bug issues.

If the screen is dimming, WHEN did it start? If it started exactly when NXOE was installed, yes, MS needs to look in there, figure out if the Kinect software has anything to dim it, and why. If the Kinect is not operating exactly as it was before NXOE was
installed, look into the Kinect drivers and conflicts it has with the software and games. If the drivers conflict with the software, it won't operate right.

If the network card is not operating properly, where it was before NXOE was installed, the same procedure needs to be done. Look into driver conflicts with software.

I do think the software updates need to be beta tested at least a year before they are put into mass production. Kind of the disaster MS had with Windows 8. Not many people liked the operating system due to the issues it had.