Xbox One S Hardware error.

When I started up my Xbox One S (about two weeks old now) it wouldn't connect to the wireless internet and I haven't been able to find anything about this issue anywhere.

When looking for a wireless network no networks would come up. I restarted the console but the only thing that changed was that it was telling me the Xbox was connected via cable which it wasn't and has never been. I tested the network connection and it
came up with "there's a hardware problem, the wired network hardware on this console isn't working". It says to contact the Repair support to send in for repairs. As I started going through that process I unplugged the console to get the serial number and
plugged it back in to follow the steps I just went through to get to that point and as soon as it booted back up it was working like nothing ever happened.

I don't know if this is a common thing, a glitch or anything to worry about and I'm contemplating as to whether or not I should send it in for repairs which I want to avoid if possible. If it happens again I probably, most likely will send it in unless there's
a valid reason as to why this is happening. It's fully updated, has been running brilliantly since I bought it. I didn't use it for three days prior, which probably has nothing to do with it but I don't know what else could have caused it. I'm a tad clueless
and I don't know what to do lol help.

:)

 

E200 Error related to Pioneer Receiver

So the latest updated generated an E200 Error on my Xbox one. I replaced it with a new Xbox One S and it also receives an E200 error when connected to my Pioneer Receiver. Does Microsoft track hardware compatibility? My old Xbox One was a launch system
connected to this receiver for it's entire life.

Pioneer VSX-521-K

 

Some needed clarification on Xbox One's memory

They've Upped the bandwith to 192GB/S.

www.eurogamer.net/.../digitalfoundry-xbox-one-memory-better-in-production-hardware

 

Hi Gxndalf,

Sorry you're having issues with your Xbox. Usually that error does mean your console needs a repair. That said the One S is so new you should be able to take it back to most retailers in exchange for a new one. If you cannot exchange it you can do a repair
by following this link.

If you want to do some troubleshooting there are a couple things you can try. First try unplugging the console for 5 minutes, and then plugging it back in. If it's still not working, try doing a factory reset by following
this link. If you're not able to connect after the factory reset, and you're getting the same error, then you'll for sure need to exchange / repair it.