Messages stuck on System Notification - Cannot delete it

That message is always there, it's normal. I think they only changed their system message once since the launch of Xbox Fitness. As for other messages, they should appear only if you have people on your friends list who worked out with Xbox Fitness recently.

Hi,

Unfortunately you cannot delete notifications -
support.xbox.com/.../pop-up-notifications however you may want to consider suggesting it here
http://xbox.uservoice.com so that we may see it in future.

Z.

There has been a lot going on with messaging on my Xbox One. First off, my messages sometimes won't delete after pressing X to delete them. I would select to delete a conversation, which would disappear, but it would suddenly reappear upon going back to
my list of messages. It's like this for every person I message. Other times, though, they would delete without any problems.

Second thing, my messages would be stuck on "sending" when trying to send a message. Sometimes, they go through and other times, they don't.

Third issue, my notifications for any messages I get don't pop up on my screen. I checked my settings, and I do not have any settings on that would prevent me from receiving notifications. They were fine beforehand, but I have been unable to see when I get
a message lately this past week. I also do not use "Do Not Disturb" mode, as I know that would keep notifications from popping up. The only time I see notifications is from my phone on the Xbox app.

Anyone know what could be the issue? I have tried restarting my console, signing in and out, just about anything, and nothing has changed. I don't know what else to do.

Thats been an alert for a bit

I'd start by clearing the system cache (it's just updates plus other temporary files, nothing that's at all important to anyone) by:

1) Tap the silver Xbox Guide button on the controller, go right 2 clicks to Settings, pick System Settings.

2) Select Storage (or Memory).

3) Move over any hard drive or memory unit (not the Cloud) & press (Y) on your controller & pick Clear System Cache.

4) When asked to confirm storage device maintenance, choose Yes.

If that doesn't fix it *please* first

1) go to
http://www.xbox.com/accounts & click on Sign in at upper right - if you can't sign in then STOP: DON'T delete your profile. Please call Xbox Support
http://support.xbox.com/contact-us for help with your account. If you can sign in, delete & redownload your profile on your Xbox this way:

2) Go to Settings

3) pick System

4) choose Storage

5) pick All Devices

6) choose Gamer Profiles

7) pick the gamertag

8) choose Delete, and

9) pick Delete Profile Only. This deletes the profile but leaves saved games and achievements. Now, re-download your profile.

Re-download

1) Tap the silver Xbox Guide button

2) Select Download Profile (and if you don't see it, press the blue X button to make sure you're not signed in) and proceed with Profile Download.

3) Enter the Windows Live ID for your Xbox LIVE gamertag when asked.

4) Enter the password for the WLID.

4A) If your account is an Xbox LIVE child account, the parent’s Windows Live ID & password is required as well to download your profile.

5) Pick the storage device for your profile (choose Hard Drive if you have one, or Memory Unit if you don't have a Hard Drive).

6) When the download completes you will be asked if you want the console to remember your password. If it's your home console, I'd say yes, otherwise I'd think carefully about leaving my profile unprotected on somebody else's
Xbox!

7) Sign in, and try again.

Glad to see Vibroplex was able to help you out. Happy gaming to you, Accursed Archer!