My dog peed on my Xbox series s can I still save it?

Bro G1 · Nov 4, 2023

My dog peed on my Xbox series. s I don't know how long it's been sitting there. But when I got to it, it was still moisturized. I turned it on to see if it was still working or not. It blinked white. Like a few times and then any time? I tried to turn it on again. It would continuously do the same thing, so can you please tell me if there's any way to save it?

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Kathy A.

Hello Bro G1,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

Based on your description, your Xbox Series S was damaged by your dog's urine. Unfortunately, liquid damage can cause serious harm to electronic devices, and it's not recommended to turn on the device after it has been exposed to liquid.

I suggest you immediately unplug the Xbox Series S and do not attempt to turn it on again. You can try to dry it out by placing it in a well-ventilated area for a few days. You can also use a hairdryer on a low setting to blow air into the vents to help dry out any remaining moisture.

If the Xbox Series S still doesn't work after drying it out, you may need to contact our live support team for further assistance.

Sincerely,

Microsoft Community Moderator

SwordofWhedon

Its toast, sorry

Water would do the job, and urine triply so

death skull1897

Yes, idk if it's broken or something but I can join parties on both xbox's, I looked it up and you need xbox live gold to start and join parties. The Series S has only my account, and my account has my series S as my home xbox, and I can still join parties and talk(I'm in one right now in fact).

Zen.x

I bought NBA 2k23 on my Xbox One S I want to buy a Xbox Series S but can I still play 2k23 without buying it again?

Xbox One S (All Digital)

ROBIN H 25

I have been saving for the new console generation and I cant wait the only thing I hope is that they still support 1080p because that is the only tv I have

I would recommend going with the Xbox Series S as that is more aimed at 1080p/1440p and you will save some money over getting the Xbox Series X which is more aimed at 4K,

It's pointless to spend all that money on the Xbox Series X if your not going to use it for 4K gaming and you'll never see or get the full potential out of it,

My guess on the Xbox Series X, is going to come in at around £/$600 - £/$850 - aimed at 4K gaming,

My guess on the Xbox Series S, is going to come in at around £/$300 - £/$450 - aimed at 1080p/1440p gaming,

My dog peed on my Xbox series s can I still save it?