No wifi networks found after disconnecting until reboot + no wifi networks found fix?

I ran into a few issues with the YouTube app and found a solution that helped me. It might help you.

1. Unplug your ethernet or disconnect from your wifi (Settings > Network > Disconnect)

2. Push and hold the xbox logo button on your console and hold for 10-15 seconds

Your Xbox should reboot with a full reboot - green background, boot sound, etc. Hold the button until you see the green reboot.

You can reconnect your network now (plug ethernet back into the console or reconnect to wifi)

This seems to be the way to reset some install, download, queued download issues too.

If nothing else, this seems to be the only way to fully reboot (maybe the network part isn't required, but this worked for me)

Thanks for the help!

After 6 days of troubleshooting this, I think I found a solution. I found the 5Ghz network that my Xbox was connected to was very congested (there were tons of other 5Ghz networks in my area). Changing the channel didn't help.

I tried changing the channel on the 2Ghz network and connected to that instead and that seems to have fixed the issue.

Even though 5Ghz is supposed to be less congested, everyone seems to prefer that over 2Ghz. When I looked at the Wifi analyzer app, there were tons of nearby 5Ghz networks. I think it was causing dips in signal strength, causing my Xbox to disconnect from
Wifi. On the other hand, there's not that many 2Ghz networks and some channels weren't being used.

Found it !!! It was a network error after all. Network stalled when wired, everything works fine on wifi. Go figure ?!

I always thought that wired connection where safer, faster, better ?!

THX anyway.

Are you sure its your Xbox and not your ISP ? (Internet Service) Have you tried disconnecting your Xbox from your WiFi network, rebooting your Xbox, and then reconnecting ?

try disconnecting the whole network then reconnect to ur wifi