Xbox series x controller turns off after powering on.

Hello ÚÑKÑØẄÑ ©, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

I'm sorry you're experiencing this issue with your Xbox Series X controller. Here are some possible solutions you could try:

Restart your Xbox console: Press and hold the power button on your Xbox console until it turns off. Next, disconnect the Xbox Series X from its power source. Turn off the Xbox controller and remove its batteries. Finally, connect and turn on your Xbox Series X.

Restart the controller: Press and hold the power button on the controller for several seconds until it turns off. Then turn it back on.

Pair the controller with the console again: Press and hold the sync button on the console until the power button flashes. Then, press and hold the sync button on the controller until the lights on the controller flash.

Best regards.

The headset should work on an Xbox One controller and Xbox Series S/X controllers.

Turn off the controller by holding the Xbox button on the controller until the controller turns off and unplug the headset.

On your console press and hold the Xbox console button until the console turns off, remove the power cord from the console, and wait 1 minute.

Plug the power cord into your console again, turn on the console with your controller, and when you see your console's dashboard connect the headset to the controller and see if that solves the problem.

figured it out. Xbox series X wont turn off your controller or respond to the controller once its on a off state if your console is in ENERGY SAVER mode. In order to be able to turn your xbox on with the controller you must be in STANDBY mode. Thats a stupid move by Microsoft to force you to keep wasting power in order to turn on you console with the controller.

Hi, SamuelMatildes! Thank you for your reply and the additional information.

Rather than asking because of the possibility of a noisy electrical appliance, I was referring to the possibility of your console being plugged into a faulty power device/appliance like an extension cord, power strip, surge protector, UPS, etc. I apologize for not being specific enough with my first question.

I understand you have tried different monitors and the possibility of this being the problem is unlikely, but have you made sure it's not your screen turning the console off? perhaps through a feature like HDMI CEC?

Best regards.

Hi AJ thanks for replying

Well, in the leaving room it is. But on the other room that I tried it was a straight connection to the socket.

Btw, freq noise in a power line can extend as far as the phase wire goes through the house. Thats why we put capacitors on power supplies right? So we filter noisy neighbors from our own power signal . I highly doubt that the issue here is caused by a noisy electrical appliance.

I only have HDMI, power cord and Ethernet cable . And yes, also happens with no Ethernet.

I may try to document every occurrence and sequence of events (how did I power, how many seconds until) so I can have a log of events to make some sense out of it

cheers, Sam