xbox one

Discus and support xbox one in XBoX on Consoles to solve the problem; I have just moved my xbox one from my living room to my bedroom. Having plugged it back in and set it up with a new tv the console is not powering up.... Discussion in 'XBoX on Consoles' started by SoughtKestrel63, Nov 1, 2017.

  1. SoughtKestrel63
    SoughtKestrel63 Guest

    xbox one


    I have just moved my xbox one from my living room to my bedroom. Having plugged it back in and set it up with a new tv the console is not powering up. The cables appear to be connected correctly although the power cable is a little loose.

    Is this normal and am i missing something something obvious?

    :)
     
    SoughtKestrel63, Nov 1, 2017
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  2. anubis4567
    anubis4567 Guest
    xbox one

    Its always worth getting an extended warranty IMO. Especially for first-gen electronics like the X1.
     
    anubis4567, Nov 1, 2017
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  3. Bordeninspace
    Bordeninspace Guest
    xbox one

    If your buying a warranty than who cares about 10%
     
    Bordeninspace, Nov 1, 2017
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  4. Geth
    Geth Guest

    xbox one

    If it's too loose it probably isn't feed current correctly to the power brick.
     
    Geth, Nov 1, 2017
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  5. Smwutches Win User

    xbox one and xbox one s

    All versions of the One work the same way.
  6. gds1972 Win User

    Xbox one to Xbox one x

  7. SIR ROBERTSMITH Win User

    Xbox One to Xbox One X

    No. You'll just plug in and continue to play like normal.
    Its technically a different device with a different OS. How can it swap XBOX's without needing to reformat?
  8. Smwutches Win User

    Xbox One to Xbox One X

    No. You'll just plug in and continue to play like normal.
  9. MDG o CROWN o Win User

    Xbox One and Xbox One app

    when you transmit a game from your xbox to your pc you need to find yourself in the same network so that the data can be transmitted correctly
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