Xbox One X, I have to reset the cache often

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According this support article xbox X power works worldwide

Quote" The Xbox One S and Xbox One X have an internal power supply that works in all regions worldwide. If your console won't turn on, it may simply need a power reset. Often, power issues are due to the power supply resetting after a power surge.
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I have this exact issue. His is my setup:

My son has a One S

I have a Series X

I was able to set the One S as my home xbox

I added his account to the Series X. Went to setting and then to my home xbox. At first, it is checked, then I get the circle, and the check mark is removed. Click on make this my home xbox on the Series X using his account, the circle spins, and then back to the "unchecked" box.

Checking his (One S), my account still has that xbox as my home xbox.

Reset networking, reset MAC address, flushed ARP cache on my switch and router, restarted all of those devices, and reset the Series X (both hard power cycle and factory reset). No luck.

Is it due to his account technically being a Xbox One profile and mine a Series X?

Also, my son's account is a child account but, unrestricted.

What type of XBox are you using? Og, S or X?

This issue may be a memory cache problem.

I would do a Full Shutdown and reset the xbox one power supply.

The factory reset seems to have worked after the cache clearing didn't. How often will I have to do this, for the unit is only a month old and it had begun doing this pretty quickly. Thanks.