Tv won't power on after update

Optoma hd27 project won't power on when Xbox is turned off. It does power down when Xbox is turned off. Was working fine before the update. Tried rebooting, tried re-setting device control, no change in behavior.

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Controller won't power on after failing update

Hi irish vigilante,

To get the best info on what could be going on, you'll want to reach out to the Xbox Insiders team

here. They might be able to shed light on if there are issues within the preview that could cause this to happen.

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Controller won't power on after failing update

I went to turn on my xbox and my controller desynced (don't know how that happened). I plugged it in with a microusb-usb and the controller powered on and was connected. When I unplugged the cable, the controller still wouldn't connect, so I plugged it back
in and went to update the controller. The update failed immediately and now the controller won't power on at all, whether plugged in or with new batteries.

I'm in the preview program so I've been getting lots of new updates, I don't know if that could have something to do with it.

Does anyone have any idea what happened or how to fix it?

 

Same problem with Samsung TVs. It will turn on the TV during the next power up if I turn off the Xbox by holding down the power button for about 5 seconds. Happened after Spring 2017 update.

As a matter of fact I was in the fast ring update preview and it happened then, so I got out of it after giving feedback. Seems they don't really listen to feedback I was hoping it would have been fixed when they unleashed the Spring update on the public.

 

Hey there, OHYEAH!

Sorry to see any issues with the A/V device control on your console! Doing a hard reset (holding the power button for 8 seconds) will resolve this, however it appears that it will only fix it once when you are set to Instant On. If you set your console to
Energy Saving, it should not happen again after doing it one more time.

Segomo, since you're in the Insider program still, I got you pointed towards those forums in your thread

here. However, the below is also good information for you to have!

We are aware of the situation. Keep an eye out for any console updates in the near future, and follow up with us after you receive one.

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