USB ports on Xbox one X

Hi, have you try anothter XBOX One or another USB Port on your XBOX One X?

Make very sure you're in the right USB port if you have an Xbox One without a dedicated Kinect port (like an Xbox One S or Xbox One X)!

The Kinect--even though it has a power adapter--needs consistent voltage in its USB connection too, and only the USB port on the Xbox labeled "Kinect" provides it (that's the port closest to the HDMI I believe.) A POWERED USB hub may work too.

But... plugging the Kinect into one of the other two USB ports--or a non-powered USB hub--will cause problems -- either a warning to plug it in the right port... or intermittent connection issues... or a failure to be detected at all.

Can you check if a prankster plugged an USB keyboard emulator into your console?

Maybe a small plug was added to your console that acts like an USB keyboard sending those key presses to any text input field.

Check all the USB ports. Depending on the model of the Xbox, there is a USB port on the left side on the older Xbox Ones, and several USB ports on the back.

On the newer Xbox One S and X models, the USB port is in the front and several on the backside. Remove any unknown dongles and plugs. Or if you have an USB hub to connect multiple USB devices to an USB plug, check the Hub for foreign plugs as well.

Hello there fellow gamer,

The specifics of the USB 3.0 are not provided to neither support nor our forums community.

We understand that this is your question, but would like to inquire if this would be in reference to hardware related issue that is being experienced on the Xbox One console? And if so, if you could provide as much detailed information about the occurrence
so that we can properly assist.

If this is the case let us know, we await your reply.

Best wishes!

There isn't enough power on the bus for the card and the external guessing platter HDD

You need to get a powered USB 3.0 hub, that comes with an external power brick

This was the first time I've had issues with it. I set the system up when I had the original Xbox one around 2015 or 2016 and the USB port layout has stayed the same when I switched to the newer Xbox Series X. The only difference was the switch from a USB 2.0 hub to a 3.0 hub

Since the Xbox Series X has more up to date USB ports, I doubt it would be a lack of distributed power

USB Port Layout:

x1 - USB 3.0 HDD plugged directly into the port on the Series X

x1- USB 3.0 Hub 4-Port (Not independently powered by a power brick)

1. USB 3.0 SteelSeries Headset receiver
   
2. Empty
   
3. Empty
   
4. USB 3.0 Seagate SSD