Why does my Samsung universal remote turn off my Xbox?

Disable HDMI CEC on the Xbox. It’s receiving a “change power state” command along with the Tvs.

Failing that, cover the IR window on the Xbox , which is in a different place depending on model.

Hello There !Please follow the instructions mentioned on the link bellow to turn off this feature :

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-network/display-sound/hdmi-cec

Probably something to do with the universal remote codes that need to be tweaked by Microsoft. I have a slightly similar issue where the command does not turn on my Philips receiver, but turns it off fine with the "Xbox, turn off" command. But what makes
it weird is if I turn on my receiver first, the "Xbox On" command turns it off.

My wife's console does this (Samsung TV) but it doesn't do it on my console and Panasonic TV and it is for the reason Jaymo1978 mentions, some TV's use the same command from the remote to turn the TV on and off. So when the Xbox One powers up, it sends the
command and turns your TV off if it was already on.

You can do as Jamo mentiones and disable the option altogether or you'll need to remember to use your TV remote to turn your TV off before you turn your console on.

I have a solution that works for me when this happens. Both the xbox and modern (Samsung) smart tvs don't fully restart when you power them off. Restarting the xbox does not seem to do much, but restarting my samsung tv does clear it up!

To *fully* restart your Samsung tv use the remote control and _hold down_ the power button for 10s or so, until the Samsung logo briefly appears. Then power on your tv as normal and play your game.

yes, I confirm that ls solution to turn off ol Samsung tv by holding down the button foryes, I confirm that ls solution to turn off ol Samsung tv by holding down the button for 10 Works. However we do not understand how Microsoft and Samsung no match found an agreement to solve this bug