XBOX ONE PARTY CHAT, RANDOMLY CUTS OFF AND HAVE TO LEAVE PARTY AND REJOIN TO GET IT WORKING, ...

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So one thing I have seen is that sometimes my voice won't transmit in either game chat or party chat but I can still hear everyone else.

I solved my issue by removing the cover I have over the kinect cameras. It seems like the xbox one knows I'm signed in and in a party, the controller knows there is a headset plugged in and I hear sound, but if the kinect camera can't see that the controller
is in my hand then voice doesn't transmit.

Happened 3 times now that my voice won't transmit through headset... I get up take cover off cameras, sit back down and boom... Voice is working fine. Don't have to leave party and rejoin or anything.

Cant connect to Xbox Live for some reason, i've tried to reset my router tried with cable instead of wifi, and it keeps saying that my console is connected to the internet, but still no go on xbox live, any ideas?

I am having the same problem as well did everything I could my internet is working and cable tv as well but i cannot connect to xbox live at all and I was in a party chat and I kept getting booted out and could not rejoin I had to shot off the system and
turn back on my xbox and then go back in the party chat all day lone could not play the game that well either. I am so tired of this happening to me all the time.

I put this in another thread, but I think you guys need to hear my solution as well.

For the past week, I’ve had this issue occur to me after I signed into a party on the Xbox App, and then left it shortly after. But when I went to rejoin the party on the console, it gave me the error code 0x8923101C, stating that I was still signed into
a party elsewhere, (which I was not).

After a week of being frustrated and creating a second account to have party privileges again, I stumbled across another forum and found some people suggesting creating a second account and joining a party with the broken account, and making the broken account
leave the party, fixing the problem completely.

I am going to give you the step by step measurements that I did that fixed this problem. I hope it works the same way for you as it has worked for me.

1. Sign into your “Broken” account on the Xbox App on your Windows 10 device. Then on the right hand side, click on the party tab. DO NOT click start a party.

2. Sign into your Xbox One on the “Broken” account first. Make sure that you have the “Good” account added as a friend on this account.

3. Then sign into the “Good” account. Make sure you have the “Broken” account added as a friend. Then highlight the “Broken” account and click on it. It will then bring up the chat, invite to party, play, etc. menus. You want to click on the chat box, and
then scroll down and click join party. You should now be in a party with the “Broken” account.

4. Now go back and check on the Xbox App and see if it now shows you are in a party on there with the “Good” account. If so, you’re almost out of the woods.

5. Go back to the Xbox One and switch back to the “Broken” account. Scroll down to the party tab. It should show the “Broken” and the “Good” account both in the party. On the “Broken” account, scroll all the way down to the “Leave Party” Button. Click on
it once. At this point, it should say: “The ‘Broken’ account has been removed from your party,” at the bottom of your screen.

6. Look back on the Xbox App and check to see that it shows the same case, that you have been removed from the party. If this is the case, you’re almost done.

7. Back on the Xbox One, sign out of the “Broken” account for good measure, leaving you with the “Good” account still signed in. Sign it out of the party. Then turn your console off. Then exit out of the Xbox App. Wait a moment, then turn the Xbox One back
on.

8. If it automatically signs into your “Broken” account, go to the party tab, and start a party. It should now be fixed. If your Xbox signs into the “Good” account, switch over to the “Broken” account, go down to the party tab, and start a party.

I hope this solution is the solution that everyone, including myself have been looking for. This error code was a pain in the rear for me, as it seems to be for everyone else. It shouldn’t have to be this complicated to fix, but sometimes complicated seems
to be the best answer than none.

Best of Gaming to you all.

For the past week, I’ve had this issue occur to me after I signed into a party on the Xbox App, and then left it shortly after. But when I went to rejoin the party on the console, it gave me the error code 0x8923101C, stating that I was still signed into
a party elsewhere, (which I was not).

After a week of being frustrated and creating a second account to have party privileges again, I stumbled across this forum and found some people suggesting creating a second account and joining a party with the broken account, and making the broken account
leave the party, fixing the problem completely.

I am going to give you the step by step measurements that I did that fixed this problem. I hope it works the same way for you as it has worked for me.

1. Sign into your “Broken” account on the Xbox App on your Windows 10 device. Then on the right hand side, click on the party tab. DO NOT click start a party.

2. Sign into your Xbox One on the “Broken” account first. Make sure that you have the “Good” account added as a friend on this account.

3. Then sign into the “Good” account. Make sure you have the “Broken” account added as a friend. Then highlight the “Broken” account and click on it. It will then bring up the chat, invite to party, play, etc. menus. You want to click on the chat box, and
then scroll down and click join party. You should now be in a party with the “Broken” account.

4. Now go back and check on the Xbox App and see if it now shows you are in a party on there with the “Good” account. If so, you’re almost out of the woods.

5. Go back to the Xbox One and switch back to the “Broken” account. Scroll down to the party tab. It should show the “Broken” and the “Good” account both in the party. On the “Broken” account, scroll all the way down to the “Leave Party” Button. Click on
it once. At this point, it should say: “The ‘Broken’ account has been removed from your party,” at the bottom of your screen.

6. Look back on the Xbox App and check to see that it shows the same case, that you have been removed from the party. If this is the case, you’re almost done.

7. Back on the Xbox One, sign out of the “Broken” account for good measure, leaving you with the “Good” account still signed in. Sign it out of the party. Then turn your console off. Then exit out of the Xbox App. Wait a moment, then turn the Xbox One back
on.

8. If it automatically signs into your “Broken” account, go to the party tab, and start a party. It should now be fixed. If your Xbox signs into the “Good” account, switch over to the “Broken” account, go down to the party tab, and start a party.

I hope this solution is the solution that everyone, including myself have been looking for. This error code was a pain in the rear for me, as it seems to be for everyone else. It shouldn’t have to be this complicated to fix, but sometimes complicated seems
to be the best answer than none.

Best of Gaming to you all.