When will the Xbox One stop receiving software updates?

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regard to your concern.

There is no information yet on when this will happen as Microsoft still supports Xbox one consoles, Sarmdad.

The problem is the software of the xbox that is not sending the signals in the correct order to the IR led/blaster.

If we consider the Xbox is using object oriented programming, during the setup one method of the software is called, when the software makes the IR command outside the setup, another method is called and it's failing to adhere to the correct configuration
for the sony receivers.

Just to be clear, the IR receiver on most appliances can`t be updated, the command is baked in the chip to send a predetermined message to de processing unit... so it's not on Sony to resolve, but on the Xbox software team to fix the bug in their software.

Hi there,

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could you specify what errorcode you are receiving when trying to update?

Also be sure to check this link for errocodes and possible solutions:
support.xbox.com/.../software-update-errors

Hi

Can you please try
using this link and either select the option to either Troubleshoot a system update or Update your console offline and you will hopefully be able to get you console to complete the update.

Hi there JohnnyGarcia5, my name is Gerardo, and I'm an Xbox player, just like you. I'll be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.

Don't worry, nothing has been announced yet regarding when Xbox One consoles, in general, will stop receiving software updates, and it will likely be several years before that begins to happen. Keep in mind that the updates currently being made to Xbox Series X|S consoles are the same as those made to all Xbox One consoles because both generations use the same operating system and software.

If you'd like my personal opinion, I recommend getting an Xbox Series X|S console if you have the budget since game developers are gradually releasing games on the Xbox Series version only rather than the Xbox One version. This is due to the hardware limitations when developing games for the previous generation consoles. That's the only disadvantage I see in buying an Xbox One in these times, but in terms of software updates, there's no difference since it's the same as the new-generation consoles.

I hope this helps and if you have further questions please let me know.

Kind regards,
Gerardo.