Power-on options for Xbox One

Hi there,

in the Settings - Disc and Blu-Ray disc: there is an option to Automatically play disc, which could be useful for you.

In regards to the Xbox One going straight to the TV you can change that at the Power On/Off and startup settings at the Energysafe mode settings.

When console is set to Instant On there is a checkmark to specify if the console should go to TV on power on. See this link for more information regarding the Energy safe mode settings etc:

https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/console/learn-about-power-modes

Kinect has its own processors and ram on board so the 12% Gpu draw is a bit of guess work. I highly doubt it's that much.

@tropical the fact is removing a HDMI in port or removing kinect will not make the X1 anymore game focused than what it is. MS have custom built it to get the most out of games as it is. The OS is partitioned for a reason. You can't have one group of games
using more resources than others are allowed. What if I wish to play a game that used more but I still want to snap and run streams at the same time. My game will crash.

@rippenharra I never said the Xbox One is not a gaming machine, but as someone whom never will use the Kinect, Social Media applications, and maybe a few other features like hooking a cable box up since I don't have cable would benefit I believe from a re-allocation
of certain resources. As they would go unused as is for certain people that only game, and don't use half of the features.

Let me contact unky Bill and see if he can have the Xbox division get right on this.