One S never connects to network first boot - always have to restart

Hi,

Whenever I boot up my One S, it is unable to see my wireless network. I always have to boot up, then restart it, and then it is connected as normal. And I mean every single time, without fail...

Anyone else have this problem, or have any idea why it would happen? It's a bit annoying...

Thanks,

Paul

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Xbox One not staying connected, or connecting at all, to the internet

Briefly: We have two consoles, but only one of them has connection problems.

My husband recently moved to Canada from the US, and brought his Xbox One S with him. I have an original Xbox One as well. He never had problems connecting to his network back in the US, but now his Xbox One S almost never connects to our wireless network
here, and if it does, it deletes the network the next time we boot it up. My own Xbox One has never had problems like this, and none of our other devices do, either. Even when we know the internet is working fine, the Xbox One S says it can't connect to the
internet.

We factory reset the console (without deleting any of the game files) to see if maybe it was a matter of the region having changed, but that didn't change anything. What could the solution be?

 

Instant on or Energy Saving?

I have one set to instant on and one set to energy saver...

Instant on-always updated, though requires a restart every so often; less frequently since the N.X.O.E. update. Boots almost instantly.

Energy saver-Never have to restart. Have to manually update (In my case, move the external and copy.). Takes a few minutes to boot.

Personally use the energy saver console more. I have data caps and the one X1 is the only device in my house that auto updates; six computers, several consoles, multiple smart phones, etc., all auto updating would definitely put me over my cap more frequently.
Lol.

Peace, J.R.

 

I have the same issue. I have determined it has to do with Sleep Mode. If I use Sleep Mode, I cannot power it up and connect to the Xbox One S from Windows 10. If I change it from Quick Boot to Energy Saving, then It works every time.

 

Gave that a try, and seems to work for me too - good thinking! Thanks a lot buddy, much appreciated