Xbox One X shutting down while playing Minecraft

Since the Xbox Series X is said to be able to play Xbox games from all previous generations (i.e. the original Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One), they probably won't shut down the servers for Xbox One in the foreseeable future.

It would not make sense to put work into making Xbox One games run on the new Series X (which is a major selling point, as Backwards Compatibility was the No.1 requested feature after Xbox One was launched without it), and then discontinue Xbox One support.

So rest assured: You can continue to play your games on your Xbox One, even after the Series X is released.

However, game publishers might still discontinue support for older games and the server infrastructure. EA is well known for shutting down the servers for their older games for example.

And with Minecraft being very popular among families and children, which often use the "handed down" older consoles, they wouldn't want to lose the market by making it impossible for kids to play older versions of Minecraft by shutting down servers.

By the way: unless you play on Realms (i.e. Bedrock), there are no servers to shut down. All worlds are hosted on your own device, and use the standard Matchmaking for multiplayer. So you can continue to play your Legacy Console Minecraft until your console
dies and you can't get spare Xbox One consoles anymore.

I play alot Minecraft at the moment and the Xbox One X shuts down kinda twice a day at absolute different moments.
I also play alot other Games and all run fine. I'm very frustrated that Microsoft or the Developer of Minecraft doesn't take this serious.

Xbox one x also shuts down trying to play NBA 2k20

Hi, MichaelBecks

Welcome to Microsoft Community.



We understand that your computer will crash when you play Minecraft.

From the picture information you uploaded, it can be seen that your computer configuration meets the requirements completely, and the error description in the event points the error to ACPI. It is suggested that you can check whether your PSU is up to standard and go to your motherboard manufacturer to update your Bios.

If the problem still occurs after the above operations, and your PSU has reached the standard, it is recommended that you contact Minecraft official support:

https://www.minecraft.net/help



Disclaimer: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate and safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it.

I hope your problem can be solved smoothly!



Best Regards

Nicholas.Z| Microsoft Community Support Specialist

That we have, we had done a console reset after reinstalling the game and reset the cache on the console