Xbox one won't power up after trying the power supply reset the brick lights up a solid ...

Do you have an original Xbox One, an S or an X? If you have an Xbox One original console try the following steps to reset your power supply:

1. Unplug the power brick from the wall and from the console
2. Wait no less than 10 seconds (1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi....)
3. Plug the brick back in to the power outlet but not the console itself just yet.
4. If the LED indicator light on the power brick has a solid light, try plugging the brick back into the console without turning on your system just yet. If the light is flashing or off at this point then the power brick would need to be replaced.
   Microsoft does cover this if it is within your consoles warranty. However, if the light is still solid after plugging the console back in then try turning on your Xbox.

I'm having the same issue. I get a solid orange light on the power supply, but the unit won't stay on. I get the power up chime then it shuts off. I'm afraid to buy a new brick just to find out that's not the problem.

Darknessx03,



When your Xbox shuts down what color is the light on the power brick? It might be that your power brick needs to be replaced.



Solid green or solid orange light: Your power supply is working. If your console won’t turn on, try our

Xbox No Power Solution.

Flashing orange, solid red, or no light: Your power supply may need to be replaced. Try the following solutions:

1. Try plugging your console’s power supply into a different electrical outlet. Do not use a surge protector.
   
2. If the power supply light is solid red or flashing orange, unplug the power supply and let it cool for 30 minutes. Then, plug the power supply back into the outlet.
   

If your power supply light is still flashing orange, solid red, or unlit, your power supply needs to be replaced. You can

Order a replacement Xbox 360 power supply from our Xbox Online Service Center. Console registration is required to replace the power supply under warranty (the power supply warranty is the same as your console warranty).



http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/console-power/check-power-supply

Hi Mari-TessBreslerman,

Try the link that was posted on this thread (Xbox One Power Supply Solution). it will show whether the power brick or the console itself
needs to be replaced or repaired.

In short, it will troubleshoot and lead through the process of showing the following:

If the power supply unit light is on after trying to turn the console on, it means it is the console.

If the light turns off, then the power supply needs to be replaced.

Hey Loglic Xi

Did you buy a new brick because the old one broke? If so it sounds like the issue is with the console itsself not the power brick. If that is the case microsoft no longer service the OG xbox one so you would need to replace the console. A solid orange light
means the power brick is working correctly

There is also this troubleshooting page that may help
https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-one/console/reset-power-supply-solution