My Xbox one S won't stay on

my Xbox one s won't stay on

As stated by hailofbulletz try leaving it unplugged for at least 30 seconds and see if this makes any difference.

Best of luck!

I am sorry to hear about your trouble. There could be several issues at play. One could be that it is overheating and needs cleaned, could be a faulty power cord, etc. I see that you tried swapping cords but had left it unplugged for 10 seconds. The One
S and One X models have built in surge protectors, where as the original Xbox One has one in its brick. Microsoft recommends leaving the cord unplugged from the console for at least 30 seconds I believe (but I would just leave the cord unplugged from both
the wall and console for a few minutes myself) as well as say to not use a surge protector with these 2 models as it does not allow the console to power up fully. If the system is overheating, Microsoft says to leave it unplugged and let cool for an hour before
turning it back on.

Here is a link for troubleshooting

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/console/console-turns-off-unexpectedly

As far as cleaning your console, avoid opening your console up as you could damage it should you try. This guide is the best you can do with cleaning it. The guide is for the original Xbox one model but still holds true to the other models.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-clean-your-xbox-one

There could be other issues at play instead but these are the easiest to trouble shoot first, Other things could be at play that I would not be able to help with such as CPU needing new thermal paste, etc but the more technical hardware issues needs diagnosed
by Microsoft.

Are you getting any messages on your screen when you turn it on before it shuts off?

Sorry to hear that didn't work, at this point I would reach out to microsoft and see if they have any other ideas to troubleshoot withor may say it needs physically repaired. Are you getting any messages at all before it shuts down?

Did you try cleaning out the ventilation with canned air as overheating will cause it to shut down to attempt to save it from getting damaged. I myself blow it out with canned air, then use the hose from a vacuum to try and struck out any lose dust that
the air did not get. The vacuum bit Microsoft does not ever mention, that's just me doing what I can short of opening the console up to keep the ventilation clear.

As stated by hailofbulletz try leaving it unplugged for at least 30 seconds and see if this makes any difference.

Best of luck!