Xbox turns on but doesn't load up on tv.

Turn the Xbox off. Then turn the tv on . Select the hdmi input on your tv, then turn the Xbox One back on. I have a LG smart tv and it was just a simple syncing issue. Hit me up if this doesn't work.

So, TV settings are working fine. Unfortunately, a lot of the time xbox doesn't start when I turn on the controller. I then have to manually turn it on and it is apparent by the time it takes to load up that the system was completely shut down instead of
in standby. I haven't lost power as far as I can tell. Any thoughts? I just tested shutting it down and then turning on controller and it worked fine.

No that's pretty much correct, the Xbox one doesn't always turn my TV on or off. I know that there's also a DirecTV issue but you guys are addressing that. For my TV, when I turn it off at night with a verbal command, occasionally Xbox will turn the TV
off. I'll have to turn the TV off manually on the set or via remote. Actually the bigger issue is the TV not coming on with the verbal Xbox on command. And it's really more than that, it appears that the Xbox gets my TV stuck and I can't turn the TV on
manually, on the set or via remote, when the Xbox is on. the past few days I have discovered that if I turn the Xbox on and it doesn't turn the TV on I have to turn the Xbox off and then turn the TV on manually followed by the voice on command for the Xbox.
And occasionally, after performing those steps, the Xbox will come on and then automatically turn the TV off and I'll have to start all over again. To me, and I'm certainly not tech savvy, its almost like the Xbox gets stuck sending the signal to my TV or
locks up the signal somehow. Powering down doesn't always fix these issues. I have re-linked the remote several times now in hopes of solving the issue but it hasn't.

Thanks for your help I appreciate it

My wife's console does this (Samsung TV) but it doesn't do it on my console and Panasonic TV and it is for the reason Jaymo1978 mentions, some TV's use the same command from the remote to turn the TV on and off. So when the Xbox One powers up, it sends the
command and turns your TV off if it was already on.

You can do as Jamo mentiones and disable the option altogether or you'll need to remember to use your TV remote to turn your TV off before you turn your console on.

jacko4mil,

I have the same problem but for me at least it's a problem only if I turn on the Xbox One console first before turning on the TV.

My theory is that the TV is only able to communicate its capabilities when it's actually on. When the Xbox is turned on and doesn't receive TV capabilities information, it sets itself to the lowest possible resolution to ensure maximum compatibility.

Lets try this. Before turning the Xbox on, turn the TV on first (and wait for it to fully boot up to it's "no signal" message (if it displays one)... Then turn the Xbox on.

Please keep me posted if this helps solve your issue.