Western Digital WDBABZ0010BBK: Xbox One S keeps signing me out

MuffyButtnugget · Oct 11, 2017

Western Digital (Set-top Boxes) WDBABZ0010BBK: Xbox One S keeps signing me out
Hey there,

Diego from Xbox Forums here. If anyone has a similar issue to the one this original poster had a year ago, we highly suggest posting a new relevant thread. That way we will be able to assist with any relevant troubleshooting information and tailor support
specifically to those in need.

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J.R.G. · Oct 11, 2017

Did Any one Else have issuse when transferring data from xbox one to xbox one x?

Don't really keep anything on the internal drive; bounce my Seagate external 2Gb from a day 1 X Box, to a S, to a X with no problems. The 6Tb Western Digital that I moved from the S to the X work fine also.

XxPsYcOtIcZz · Oct 11, 2017

Xbox live error

My Xbox One S keeps signing me out of Xbox live saying that the connection timed out even though I am still connected to the internet. I never lose connection to my internet but it still signs me out? After it signs me out it takes me a few attempts to sign
back in on Xbox live?

LunaLight7 · Oct 9, 2018

Hi, there!

Try to reset your console to factory defaults.

Follow step by step the guide:

Press the Xbox button to open the guide.

Select Settings.

Select All Settings.

Select System.

Select Console info & updates.

Select Reset console.

7.On the Reset your console? screen, you'll see three options:

Choose ->Reset and keep my games & apps. You should use this option as your primary choice when troubleshooting. It will reset the OS and delete all potentially
corrupted data without deleting your games or apps. This will save you from downloading or reinstalling the large game files.

After you select one of the options, your Xbox One console will begin the process of erasing the selected content and resetting itself to the default settings.

Guide Link: Reset Xbox One Console to Factory Defaults

Tell us if it workerd!

XBF Diego M · Nov 5, 2018

Hey there,

Diego from Xbox Forums here. If anyone has a similar issue to the one this original poster had a year ago, we highly suggest posting a new relevant thread. That way we will be able to assist with any relevant troubleshooting information and tailor support
specifically to those in need.

Thank you.

XBF Diego M

Hey there,

Diego from Xbox Forums here. If anyone has a similar issue to the one this original poster had a year ago, we highly suggest posting a new relevant thread. That way we will be able to assist with any relevant troubleshooting information and tailor support
specifically to those in need.

Thank you.

J.R.G.

Don't really keep anything on the internal drive; bounce my Seagate external 2Gb from a day 1 X Box, to a S, to a X with no problems. The 6Tb Western Digital that I moved from the S to the X work fine also.

Mister Taurus

Hey there!

We're here to help. Let's have you
delete your account from the system, don't worry, your info is saved to the cloud. Power down your console, unplug the console and router for five full minutes, and re-download your account. This will refresh your account and delete your cookies. Also,
we suggest making sure that you're not using a surge protector and the console is plugged directly into a wall. Another helpful tip is checking if unplugging any USB accessories, including external drives, helps with this issue.

LunaLight7

Hi, there!

Try to reset your console to factory defaults.

Follow step by step the guide:

Press the Xbox button to open the guide.
Select Settings.
Select All Settings.
Select System.
Select Console info & updates.
Select Reset console.

7.On the Reset your console? screen, you'll see three options:

Choose ->Reset and keep my games & apps. You should use this option as your primary choice when troubleshooting. It will reset the OS and delete all potentially
corrupted data without deleting your games or apps. This will save you from downloading or reinstalling the large game files.

After you select one of the options, your Xbox One console will begin the process of erasing the selected content and resetting itself to the default settings.

Guide Link: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/reset-console-to-factory-defaults

Tell us if it workerd!

StuartATrueRed

You also have the option of a Western Digital Black expansion card as well. But if you don't want to purchase one of them, then your only option is to use the console's internal storage to play Xbox Series X|S optimized games.

Western Digital WDBABZ0010BBK: Xbox One S keeps signing me out