xbox live services

RyanStack · Nov 11, 2018

Well, I have had an xbox since I was a kid.. never once had any issues. and now here I am with an xbox one AND I CANT GET IT TO EVEN OPEN A
(Mod Removed) APP.

All it keeps telling me is to check xbox live services (and according to the services website, everything is just fine)

So what the actual (Mod Removed-Profanity) xbox? I have never wanted to buy a PlayStation more in my life than I have right now.

so tell me, is there a fix for this or not? everything I have found on the issue just keeps telling me to 'reset' the xbox. which has not worked... not to mention that it takes 3+ minutes to turn on EVERY time.

Anyone else having these issues, or is it just lil ol me?

:)

MerlinKM · Nov 11, 2018

when will the Xbox 360 go offline for good??

NakedSnakeMGS said: L: ↑

I think OP was speaking more specifically about Xbox Live service on Xbox 360. I think it's inevitable that Microsoft will end that service eventually.Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Xbox Live doesn't have to be ended, the service itself is only for online play, and again those servers are controlled by the publishers. As long as their are games there is no reason to remove live, and there won't be a reason to just "stop live" as live is a service overall of xbox.

If you have xbox live, you have it, why would they just say "no xbox live on x360". And again, live just enables us to connect to servers. You're friends list and all of that isn't likely to be taken offline, again it's all based around one ecosystem for their online platform.

There is no need to "kill" xbox live in anyway for xbox 360, at some point you just won't get games that have server requirements because of publishers. At most you are a gold sub that can't play online because those companies closed their games off, but the xbox itself would still connect to the services because there's no reason to just cut the system out when the entire system is still online after you shut off xbox 360's ability to connect.

Again, not likely to happen. The service itself might not have much supporting it in the end, but i wouldn't expect the live service to stop unless MS kills the service itself. This way if you want friends, you can still see them, etc.Click to expand... Microsoft also likely maintains a large server cluster to enable Xbox Live's core service, which includes the handshake process that hands the user off to the publisher's servers for online play in specific titles. Without them, nothing works. Xbox Live service for the original Xbox was terminated in April of 2010, rendering all Xbox Live services non-functional on that platform. There is reason to believe the same will happen to the 360.

Because of the dissimilar architectures, I'd assume that Xbox Live on Xbox 360 runs on its own fork of the network, rather than sharing a common core platform with Xbox Live on Xbox One. But, I could be wrong. It all depends on the cost involved with maintaining the service on Xbox 360 relative to the number of consumers still engaging that platform. Ending the service on Xbox 360 wouldn't impact user accounts.

You may not think there's any good reason to end Xbox Live service on Xbox 360, but it all comes down to cost and what Microsoft's priorities are. The precedent in this area indicates that eventually, it will happen.
Click to expand...

ianeb · Nov 11, 2018

Microsoft Sites down

http://techcrunch.com/2013/11/21/mi...mps-taking-down-xbox-live-and-other-services/

WPAK · Nov 11, 2018

Hi there,

when you say you've reset the Xbox I assume you are referring to restarting the Xbox.

Since that doesn't seem to work please try a factory reset (with keeping games and apps installed)

Keep in mind that this will require you to redownload your Profile and that requires the account credentials.

To factory reset the console please see the steps on this link:
https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/console/reset-console-to-factory-defaults

Let us know the results

XBF George L · Nov 11, 2018

Hey Ryan!

Thank you for bringing this situation to our attention her on the forums. I understand you are having trouble launching an app from your Xbox One console is that correct? First off I recommend you try

How to restart or power cycle your Xbox One console. Once you have it off you may want to leave it unplugged for a minute or two.

Let us know how it goes.

MysticHobo · Nov 6, 2018

Hey, it’s not on your end. They seem to be having issues with their cloud services, again, and are ignoring them or just aren’t telling people they are. I’ve been having trouble accessing games for a few days now and it gets worse at night while their server
load is higher. Their nonsense cloud based auth/ save system is malfunctioning still.

DavidStickley

And this

Step 8) Start all these

services IP Helper

Xbox Live Auth Manager

Xbox Live Game Save

Xbox Live Networking

Service Gaming services.

Windows Update

Microsoft install service

DangerousBard

Xbox Live is an online multiplayer gaming and digital media delivery service created and operated by Microsoft. The Xbox Live service is available as both a free and subscription-based service, known as Xbox Live Free and Xbox Live Gold respectively, with
most features such as online gaming restricted to the Gold service

xxxTIMBURYxxx

There is a current outage in Xbox Live Core Services.

Affected services

Signing into Xbox Live

The issue is being worked on.

To stay updated on the Service status - https://beta.support.xbox.com/xbox-live-status

xxxTIMBURYxxx

There is a current outage in Xbox Live Core Services.

Affected services

Signing into Xbox Live

The issue is being worked on.

To stay updated on the Service status - https://beta.support.xbox.com/xbox-live-status

G v zauBerBerg

Sorry, the Xbox Game Monitoring service is outdated. So look for:

XblAuthManager / Xbox Live Auth Manager - Provides authentication and authorization services for interacting with Xbox Live.
XblGameSave / Xbox Live Game Save - This service syncs save data for Xbox Live save enabled games.
XboxGipSvc / Xbox Accessory Manager - Provides the Hardware for example the controller.
XboxNetApiSvc / Xbox Live Networking Service - This service supports the Windows.Networking.XboxLive application programming interface.

Hope this helps

xbox live services