Xbox One: More failures.

I have an Xbox one: Day One edition. I just get home today, and all of this bs starts coming out. Here we go.

1. I can not log into any profile.

2. Xbox One will not connect to a network (Hardwired or wireless) - Yet all the store options are there and the advertisements are up

3. I can not watch TV.

4. I can not load a game.

5. I can not go anything other than the home screen ( settings, store, log in ect ect ect)

6. EVERY OPTION GIVES ME THE ERROR BLAH BLAH BLAH IS TAKING TOO LONG TO RESPOND.

$750 minimum invested and this what I get.

What I have done: Reset router/modem. Turn off Xbox One / unplug everything and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. Plug it all back in and restart. Sam bulls*t. Rinse and repeat in different orders - all for the last hour. I have followed other aspects, try to
do it in other ways and I am at a total loss.I switched out HDMI cables, unplugged the cable directly and focused on just internet and the TV - nothing.

Ideas?

:)

 

GIANT CIA/NSA Spy device right in your living room

>Windows 8...........FAILURE

>Windows Phone.......FAILURE

>Xbox ONE.......No Games Stillborn

>Office sales........Failure

Seriously MS has not much going for it

 

So many years of fun are no more.

While I see how the 360's numbers could be higher over a three year period compared to a one year period, these numbers seem to coincide with other reports/surveys who's focus is on failure rather than repair or replacement. Here's one (which also show the
PS3 & Wii at higher failure rates)...



Technobezz



In case there's a problem with the link, here's an excerpt from the article...



...But just how big was the hardware failure problem in the first place?
Game Informer conducted a survey of around 5,000 of its readers to find out just how bad the problem was. According to

Consumerist it found that the overall hardware failure rate for the Xbox 360 is 54.2 percent. The PS3 does around five times better with a hardware failure rate of 10.6 percent, while the Wii performs even better with a failure rate of just 6.8 percent.



The accepted (as in expected by the manufacturer) hardware failure figure for all electronic equipment is around 3 percent, so in truth none of the consoles is doing particularly well. However, while one in 15 Wii owners and one in 10 PS3 owners have experienced
hardware failure at some point, more than half (one in two) Xbox 360 owners have. Which is quite simply not good enough.



The survey also found that 41.2 percent of Xbox 360 owners have suffered a second failure after having a console repaired, while 69.9 percent of Xbox 360 owners have friends who have suffered hardware failures. The good news for Microsoft, however, is that
only 3.8 percent of respondents claimed the experience had put them off buying another Xbox system again.



Which means Microsoft has essentially got away with delivering a faulty games console. That or there are millions of games fans in the world who would prefer to play Russian roulette with their choice of console than ever own a PS3 or Wii.

 

Cool you got a day one edition this late in the year, I thought they were long gone. I tried looking up the Bla Bla Bla error code but couldn't find it on this site, So you say you can't get to the set up screen to set up you cable box?