Xbox One X Power Button Flashing On and Off Fast in Troubleshoot Mode

Hey there Dart,

Hassassinade is correct, your console will sync cloud storage saves in a low power mode after you turn your console off.

It works similar to the background downloads and you'll see a
Flashing green light on your Xbox console power button.

The controller cannot pair with any computer, in fact it is not even visible on any computer. As I said, the Xbox button on the controller flashes slowly when I press and hold the button but as soon as I let go it switches off entirely. Pressing and holding
the Xbox button for a slow flash and then simultaneously pressing the sync button, which would usually result in a fast flash, does not result in a fast flash, it just keeps flashing slowly. When I plug the device into an external power source, the Xbox button
slashes slowly but the sync button still does not cause it to flash more quickly and it is not visible to any device. Thus I am quite sure that it is not a problem with the computer but with the controller.

I'm Samy an independent advisor.

How are you?

The 3 buttons are the buttons needed to enter troubleshooting mode on Xbox One Original (your case) One S, One X, and Series S/X.

Press and hold the eject + bind buttons and press and release the console power button while holding the other 2 buttons.

After hearing the second tone, release the buttons.

Before doing the command, I recommend removing everything from the console and just leaving the power cable and the HDMI cable connected to the console.

If you reach the troubleshooting screen, select ''reset'' and then keep the games and app.

If you still can't get into troubleshooting mode your console needs to be repaired.

Hello Dave,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We need a few more details to ensure we provide the correct solution. Are you attempting to shut off the projector by shutting down the console first? Does the projector respond differently when you shut off the
Xbox One X by holding down the power button on the console for ten seconds? Which

power mode is the Xbox One X set to?

I am shutting it off at the console holding down power then turn off. When I hold the power button to shut it off it doesn't seem to send any power of signals to the projector. I have tried both power modes and neither made any difference.

Dave

Hello Dave,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We need a few more details to ensure we provide the correct solution. Are you attempting to shut off the projector by shutting down the console first? Does the projector respond differently when you shut off the
Xbox One X by holding down the power button on the console for ten seconds? Which

power mode is the Xbox One X set to?