My console will not power up. It chimes, but will not power up or eject.

On 4/1/14 my device told me that I needed to download a new Live Update before I could proceed with any online games. When I tried to download the update it gave me an error code and said that it could not connect. I assumed it was a problem with the wifi.
I tried again to download the update, but the Xbox locked up during the download. I turned the unit off. When I turned it on again, the fan kicked into overdrive. I shut the unit off. Now it will not turn back on. It "chimes", and I have an orange light
on the power pack. I have replaced the power pack, but that did not help. I have tried other outlets, but this did not help either.

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xbox one sluggish need help

hi

try this:

1. Whilst powered on, press and hold power button on front of console till it fully shuts down.

2.Press and hold eject and bind buttons, then press the power button (keep eject & bind pressed) and wait for second power up chime

3. From the troubleshooter menu select reset keeping all games & apps

 

Xbox One S display not working

This could be caused by two things: Either the HDMI cable became loose or defective, and the TV can't make any sense of the garbled digital data coming in via HDMI, so please check if the cable became loose on the TV or the console, and if the cable works
on another HDMI device (e.g. BluRay Player or TV Set-Top Box or a Laptop).

If the cable is not defective, eject any discs from the console and then hold the power button for about 15 seconds to completely shut down the console (and not only putting it in connected standby).

After the console has shut down, hold down the eject button, and then turn on the console on the console's power button, while keeping eject held down.

The console will chime normally when you press the power button, and then about 10 seconds later, chime a second time. When the console chimes a second time, let go of eject.

If the console now shows a working image, go to the console settings, and set the resolution back to High Definition resolutions (depending on your TV to 720p, 1080p or 4K).

If the image does not improve, you will have to sign up your console for repair at
https://devicesupport.microsoft.com

 

Oh, you have an issue here all right. This happened to my brother's once, I fixed it by Turning it off for a few Hours and it worked like normal. But if you cant connect then its your Xbox playing up on you.

Good luck if this helped