Xbox one update April 24th, 2018 sound issue

Hi there,

please try the manual power cycle steps like mentioned on the following link, be sure to wait at least 60 seconds before powering on again:
http://support.xbox.com/en-us/xbox-one/console/power-cycle-console

If that fails try to see if the Network test shows any issues, if that isn't showing any issues then please try a Factory reset on the console, this can be done with keeping Games and Apps installed

See the steps here: https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/console/reset-console-to-factory-defaults

Let us know the results

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i got the same problem ever since the April update 2018 its not right spoke to Xbox support and its a global issue and there engineers are working on it,and should be fixed.

A slight change in the sound of the menus selection noise that lasts a millisecond is enought to make you quit?

I can understand his feelings. The new sounds don't make browsing the dashboard a pleasant experience. Now I know the big rebuttal ia "well I don't spend time on the dashboard, why don't you use the console for gaming" but some people do use the dashboard
to browse for games, music, and videos...surely those acts should be as pleasant as possible. If they aren't then Microsoft are actively putting people off buying new content.

Then they should make different sound options to choose from if people cannot handle a certain beep. If it's that off putting that it's ruining their entire gaming experience and they are looking for a quite room to hide in, then
making different sound options would probably be best.

It is the shopping experience that is being ruined. As we move more toward a digital future the store on the console is going to be a resource that more and more people are going to be interacting with. It benefits Microsoft for that shopping experience
to be as pleasant as possible.

Now if people find buying from the console directly to be annoying then they are going to be going to third party code selling sites. This means less money in Microsoft's pocket. Then of course people are more open to fraud by potentially buying stolen keys
that could be revoked, meaning they lose product and cash.

So annoying sounds might be a small fraction of the gaming experience but having nice ones benefit everyone.