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XBOX one SUCKS. I have been using it to watch TV (as recommend in the setup instructions, so Microsoft can spy?). However, turning the console on/off is a new adventure every day. I have the unit set to turn off after 1 hour of inactivity, that doesn;t happen,
and the home screen was burnt into my plasma TV. (Also, if you’ve ever owned an xbox in the past you know how they respond to being on too long…they die) I only did this because of the trouble turning the console on after it has been shut off (by voice command).
When I attempt to turn the console on using the controller, the Kinect doesn;t turn on as well, making the console useless, and I am unable to watch TV, or do anything. With the fancy (and completely useless) new touch only power switch, the only way to power
cycle the device is to unplug the power cord, from the console, and plug it back it, and maybe, if your lucky, that will get the Kinect back on. Sometimes it is at least 5-10 minutes before I am able to get everything on and working before I can actually watch
TV.



Furthermore, the DVD player is completely out of whack. The sound doesn’t sync with the video, so while watching a movie, someone is talking, but their mouth isn’t moving! This makes watching movies really fun!



How to get help? After being told it would be 56 minutes until a representative could talk to me, I found this on the “Feedback” page.



“While we cannot provide a personal response to your comments, we do use them to improve the Xbox product.”



WOW, thanks! That really helps!

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No Doubt Track Pack

Ooof! Even YouTube think they suck.

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XBOX One is sucking

Hi there BBGreatOne56, thanks for reaching out.

We'd like to help but could use more info. Can you please let us know what you were trying to do on your Xbox One console when you came across this error message?

 

I don't know. A lot of the stuff you're saying is incorrect. Either you are seriously unlucky or you're a Sony troll. I have had an X1 since launch. It is ALWAYS on (just sleeps in standby when off). I've had NONE of the problems you describe.

Also, your comment about Xbox's dying after being left on for too long I've never heard of. Apart from the RROD of the early X360's. My own 360, my son's 360 have been used up to 12 hrs a day at weekends without fault. I have many friends on 360. None of
them have reported 'dying' when left on.

Just saying it as I see it.

 

The feedback forums have nothing to do with support whatsoever.They are a place to leave feedback & are read by Microsoft on a regular basis to see what suggestions xbox users have.

 

The auto off feature will shut down after one hour of inactivity. If you are watching TV or doing something else on the console it will not shut down. If you are in the same room or have pets that walk in front of the sensor it will not shut down as the
system will think you are trying to get it's attention.

As for the sound issues, I had that problem as well. I fixed it by changing the settings on my TV. There is a setting on my TV to sync sound issues if they do not match. Perhaps you should check your settings.

For the issues with the sensor and On/Off commands, try holding the power button for 8 seconds until the console shuts down. That is the equivalent of clearing the cache on the 360.