The past 1 month my Xbox series x started restarting it self when I would turn my Xbox on

Hello Sebastian, this is Manuela. I'm an Independent Advisor and community user like you, ready to assist with this.

Not a Microsoft employee.

I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this unexpected situation with your Xbox Series X. Let's try to sort this out.

However, before that, I need more information:

May I know if you're enrolled in the Xbox insider program?

When you turn on the Xbox, are you able to see the logo and then the restart process occurs, or when you experience exactly the console restart?

What procedures you tried to fix this inconvenience?

I'm using a Xbox 1 s and it turn of my screen and the sound still plays when I try to start it then when I turn it off and on it says sorry we can't connect to Jurrasic world evolution 2 please restart your devise and when I did that my screen turns all green for 5 minutes until it restarts it self I have no usb or apps what can harm my Xbox 1 s can someone tell me what I can do to fix this

Same issue with my controllers (old and new) it keeps disconnected randomly in the middle of a game for few seconds then reconnect again by it self !! (the glowing Xbox symbol turns off and on as if I restarted my controller). This makes my online gaming
unplayable and I made all possible fixes for this issue with no success which made me frustrated over the past 2 months. Hope it would be fixed with a simple useful xbox update SOON.

I have the Xbox series S/X. When I turn on my xbox it turns on as usual without any problems but when I switch to HDMI 1 or 2 on my TV it says "no signal" or "make sure connected device is turned on" when it is. And no nothing else is connected to the xbox.

I have the same exact problem (Series X) it’s been happening randomly over the past month. No issues at all with any other devise on my network, but when I turn my Xbox off (set to sleep mode) upon turning back on it can’t find any wireless networks, if I type in my network it can’t find it. You have to coax it to go back and connect to a network.