Power Surge When I Connect My XBOX ONE Controller

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Jatoz0rd, this could be because your PC's USB port or your USB cable is shorted, so your device is not getting the necessary power it needs.

If you have another USB cable, test it and it would also be ideal to connect it to another USB port on your PC.

PT

Olá Jatoz0rd, isso pode estar acontecendo porque a porta USB do seu PC ou o seu cabo USB estão em curto, com isso o seu dispositivo não está recebendo a energia necessária que ele precisa.

Caso tenha outro cabo USB faça um teste com ele e também seria ideal conectá-lo em outra porta USB do seu PC.

I believe that I am using the Xbox One S. There haven’t been any recent power outages or surges of my knowledge, and the console is connected to a surge protector.

Hi,

How do you have your console connected to the power? is it plugged directly into the mains or via a power strip? Is there a surge protector present in your setup? If you are using a surge protector, stop using it. The console already has a surge protector
built into the power brick.

One thing is certain, it's not your internet connection. Intermittent or slow connections will have zero affect when playing single player games on the Xbox one.

Is your Xbox connected to a surge protector or a power strip? If so, that is usually the most common reason for the console randomly turning on. Connect the Xbox power directly to the wall outlet.

The Xbox One has its own surge protection built into the power supply, and connecting it behind another power strip or surge protector can cause electrical "hiccups" that cause it to start on its own.

Hi

The Xbox One S has a built in surge protector so you do need an separate one.

support.xbox.com/.../console-wont-power-on

"Note Because the console has a built-in surge protector, you should not connect it to an external surge protector. If you connect the console to another surge protector, the console cannot reach the full power that is needed for optimal performance."