XBox One Signout

Hey there MasterChiefC205,

Sorry to hear about the random sign out issue. Let's check a few things to narrow this down. Does the issue persist when using both wired or wireless network connections on the console?



Run a Detailed Network Statistics test on the Xbox One console and please provide the following information.

• Download Speed
• Upload Speed
• Latency
• Packet Loss %
• Wireless Strength (if applicable)
• Modem Manufacturer
• Router Manufacturer (if being used) as well as the model number
• NAT Type

Let's then have you try to do a Network power cycle, to see if it helps.

• Start by powering off and unplugging your Modem, Router (if applicable) and Xbox One console.
  
• After 60 seconds of the devices being powered off, turn on the power to your Modem and then the Router (if applicable).
  
• Wait another 60 seconds for the network equipment to turn on and gain the proper signals from your ISP. Then turn on your Xbox One console.
  

That information will help us determine the next best steps. Thanks!

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which xbox one, original.or xbox 360

If you sign into your console.and change the home console.on the xbox one to yours and click require password plus signout of every other console

Future references don't share your account with anyone you don't know

TO: AMATUER ASP XBOX TEAM

i have no idea what processes your codebehind is doing, but let me project an educated startingpoint, based on what I'm seeing client-side - might even prove to be a temporary quickfix, until you resolve this deeper, i don't know.

look at your "RPS" auth cookies. i note that in IE11, they are being deleted on PostBack during SignOut execution. this is correctly killing the session in IE.

Chrome & FF however, are not wiping these values during SignOut. for whatever reason, they're preserved during the SignOut postback. if i manually delete the RPS collection, i get an effective session kill on the next PostBack (in FF) or the second PostBack
(in Chrome). then I'm truly logged out. NOTE: manually deleting this collection ONLY works, when i delete them AFTER i have clicked the SignOut button. you have to click SignOut first, then manually delete the collection, otherwise they're still preserved
across PostBacks.

where did you guys go to school? did you go to school? time to get with the program guys. honestly, this is unbelievable, esp. when i constantly see your messages about how MS "takes security very seriously."

Having the same issue as everyone else. I tried the signout/signin method and works like a charm.

I now understand the lyrics "I started a joke that got the whole world crying.... ". That's my new signout