Start up issues.

Hello all, Ive never really had issues with my xbox one. Ive had it for quite a while now. Ever since my xbox did an system update about two weeks ago, it has been acting strange. Every time I update a game it doesnt update correctly and even tho the update
is done, the game refuses to start up and keeps crashing at the loading up screen. Then ill be forced to uninstall the game completly and reinstall it for it to work correctly. This has happend twice with the third time being today. Can anyone help me out?

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Start Up issues

Hello,

My Xbox has developed a start up issue. It loads to the green screen, does its loading thing then the screen goes black. I've found heaps on this issue but I can't use the fixes as I cannot get my Xbox to load the troubleshoot screen. I've held down the
buttons in the right order 20-30 times and I cant get it to work. (Yes I've watched videos to confirm I'm doing the right thing, i cant get a second beep and the Xbox seems to stay in suspension mode until i release the buttons up to 60 seconds later, loading
the green screen then back to the black screen) HELP, what are my options now? I haven't tried any USB boot downloads OSU1 and 2 etc.

Regards

Will

 

Start up issues.

This issue often is caused by corrupted data in the console which prevents the home screen from loading correctly, this can often be fixed by a factory restore. Now as you can't actually access the settings to do this there is a way to restore to factory
defaults using a USB flash drive.

If you visit the offline system diagnostic support page you can download the Restore Factory Defaults file:

support.xbox.com/.../offline-system-update-diagnostic-tool

Read through the process of formatting the flash drive etc thoroughly and follow the instructions as if you were doing a system update but using the file you downloaded you may find that your console will then boot correctly.

Hope this helps you!

 

It sounds like you might need to clear out your "persistent storage" on the console. Head over to Settings>Disc & Blu-Ray. Under the Blu-Ray box, click Persistent Storage, then click Clear Persistent Storage.

Hope this helps!