my xbox one s at the time of the first configuration is restarted

ProMourinho88 · Sep 7, 2016

my xbox one s at the time of the first configuration is restarted when I try to access my wifi line --- someone has a solution ?
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ItsBOOBOO2006 · Sep 7, 2016

Screen goes Dark

Screen goes dark at the completion of the first mission. Restarted xbox one s several times still the same. Won't save at check pointo after the second one. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks downloadedthe game from the store

Shoshinken971 · Sep 7, 2016

Downloading update issue

The downloading of the last update for halo:TMCC stopped at 3%

i restarted my Xbox one many times but the downloading is still blocked

what can i do for it??

{Parity} · Sep 7, 2016

Are you using Time Warner as your internet service provider. If so this is a known feature with some of there internet gateways. There are two workarounds for this issue listed below. I don't really recommend the second one if it can be avoided. If you
can't use number one then first try contacting Time Warner as they should be aware of the issue and have a solution.

One is to run it wired if possible.

Two use an obsolete security protocol for your WIFI by following these instructions.

If your Gateway a TC8717T or TC8715D? If so the steps below seem to resolve others with this same problem.

1.Open a web browser.

2.Log into the router by entering the default gateway into the address bar of the internet browser. (Example
http://192.168.0.1/ )

3.The gateway will then prompt for a user name and password. The default is the user name “admin” and the password is “password”.

4.From the menu on the left select Gateway.

5.From the submenu on the left select Connection.

6.From the next submenu select WiFi.

7.Under Private WiFi Network select Edit on the Network you wan to use.

8.Select the "Show More Security Options" (allow the pop up)

9.Select WPA TKIP (about the 6th option from the bottom)

10. Press Apply. (confirm the prompt about WPS no one used that and it is kind of insecure)

11. Select Save.

ProMourinho88 · Oct 31, 2018

the poster used a wired connection rather than wireless to get around the restarting issue.

Another way is to remove the password from your wireless network temporarily until the Xbox has done the initial update etc, then you can password protect your network again.

ProMourinho88

the poster used a wired connection rather than wireless to get around the restarting issue.

Another way is to remove the password from your wireless network temporarily until the Xbox has done the initial update etc, then you can password protect your network again.

{Parity}

Are you using Time Warner as your internet service provider. If so this is a known feature with some of there internet gateways. There are two workarounds for this issue listed below. I don't really recommend the second one if it can be avoided. If you
can't use number one then first try contacting Time Warner as they should be aware of the issue and have a solution.

One is to run it wired if possible.

Two use an obsolete security protocol for your WIFI by following these instructions.

If your Gateway a TC8717T or TC8715D? If so the steps below seem to resolve others with this same problem.

1.Open a web browser.

2.Log into the router by entering the default gateway into the address bar of the internet browser. (Example
http://192.168.0.1/ )

3.The gateway will then prompt for a user name and password. The default is the user name “admin” and the password is “password”.

4.From the menu on the left select Gateway.

5.From the submenu on the left select Connection.

6.From the next submenu select WiFi.

7.Under Private WiFi Network select Edit on the Network you wan to use.

8.Select the "Show More Security Options" (allow the pop up)

9.Select WPA TKIP (about the 6th option from the bottom)

10. Press Apply. (confirm the prompt about WPS no one used that and it is kind of insecure)

11. Select Save.

Lane Calhoun

It's a xbox one s and yes I've unplugged it and plugged it back reset my mac stuff I've even restarted the download and update and this isn't the first time I've tried

NolilQuezon

Xbox One S Will Resolve:

1. APU Controlled Clock Speed set to minimize limit frequency.

2. Restart to clear Memory if there is full standby cache.

3. Motherboard or APU temperature sensor set to unlimited or disable.

Xbox One S there is no BIOS setting unlike the PC.

Just Try and Error.

APU: AMD JAGUAR

AMD OVERDRIVE software configuration setting APU for XBOX ONE S.

Luky Joe Kokomo

I have this same issue. It seems like the first step of powering on my Xbox One S is to go to settings and choose Restart because there is no Network Connectivity. I have tried actually going into networking and reconnecting to the wireless network by
chosing my SSID & reentering my password (tedious, btw) however ten minutes later it will drop again. If I fully restart the Xbox One S however, I do not experience the problem until the next time it's been in standby for some period of time. Even long periods
of inactivity before it auto-off's does not cause it to drop the connection.

My connection is wireless, 5G to an Netgear R8000. Signal strength is fine, ports are forwarded, and the Xbox One S has a dedicated, static IP address from the DHCP server.

my xbox one s at the time of the first configuration is restarted