Nier has no sound after quick resume, then crashes

If you have been using the quick resume option without saving using the quick game option that can happen if eventually the gane crashes or the sistema resets

I noticed my sound started cutting out, for no rhyme or reason, right after the August Update. What I've found is that this occurs right after I quit to dashboard (then there's no sound in the dashboard/store/videos), or there's no sound in a game, whether it's right after booting up or from quick resume. As I mentioned, there's no rhyme or reason.

I thought quick resume had something to do with it...seeing as before I tried everything I mention below, the sound would almost always cut out after starting a game from Quick Resume...but after tweaking and trying all combinations within the settings...I couldn't find a rhyme or reason.

I've tried fully cycling the consoles power, enabling disabling remote features and standby. Switching the TV's game mode from Auto to On. Enabling/Disabling HDMI-CEC settings. Factory Resetting both the console and TV. Both with and without keeping games, apps & settings.

Nothing works. Just yesterday, I did the full factory reset and power cycling of both my TV and Xbox. After the initial setup (keeping all defaults), I decided to cut the lawn while I downloaded a few games. I came back in, played for a while, saved my game, closed to dashboard, closed the quick resume and did a full shutdown. The sound was just working. After Diner? Nope, no sound in the dashboard or store.

Please Microsoft, FIX THIS!!!!

Games that support quick resume automatically add when you start them. There’s no way to disable quick resume

I just delete it after I manually quit the game every time.

No settings need changed on your end. Since Series launch MS has been tracking issues with Quick Resume. Some titles have had quick resume deactivated while they investigate.

This was my case as well. It would always crash in Gears 5 and sometimes in Forza. It doesn't matter at this point if it is software or hardware or related to both. The only way to fix it at the moment is to send in your console if you want to play without crashes.

Just make sure you submit a ticket to the Gears Support team and Report it through the XBOX Report a Problem feature so they know more people are having the issue.

My replacement crashed the day after I got it returned from Microsoft. Ever since then it has been fine, not a single hickup. Though the Evil Within II failed to launch once. After I removed it from quick resume it was fine after that.