xboxlive connection on second xbox

I have a second xbox that was working and now some how all the factory settings are gone and it wont connect to xboxlive. It wont do anything but ask for an update. It shows an error message 40A3-000-3080-0504-8007-0070 but when i check the error, it says
error not found. I reset it to factory default and still nothing and still get the same message. My other xbox does just fine so its not my account or the internet or the router. HELP!!!!! Please

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What happens when I want to go back and play Xbox 360 games after 2025?

OH MY

 

What happens when I want to go back and play Xbox 360 games after 2025?

Well, on me old 360 the internal clock is not even working any more, so wont be a problem.

XboxOne has lot bigger issues in 2025.
Because by then XboxLive has ceased to exist.
And without XboxLive you cannot use XboxOne!!!

No, seriously: If XboxLive no longer exists, then your XboxOne cannot connect to it, and if it cannot connect, it will not run your games.
-that's how XboxOne is built, and that is the main reason I will not ever buy it.
( at least with PS4 one can play games whether PSN is on or not).

 

Hi mate im going to give u a link go there and perform the troubleshootings steps. Here: support.xbox.com/.../system-update-help

 

Greetings Bionicmaniak!

[quote user="BIONICMANIAK"]I have a second xbox that was working and now some how
all the factory settings are gone and it wont connect to xboxlive.[/quote]By "factory settings", do you refer to your console's initial settings (language, locale, time and date)?

Appreciate if you could post up the make and model of your router and your modem as well (if this is not a single device).

Since you have multiple console's, connecting to the same router Internet connection, both console's are competitors over port 3074 for Xbox traffic. So, with this type of set up, both your console's have to rely on
UPnP, (Universal Plug and Play) to handle automatic port forwarding, for the relationship between the two console's and the NAT/router.

Make sure both console's network settings are set to obtain IP and DNS Automatic (Restore Xbox network settings to factory defaults).

Access your router's web-utility interface.

Make sure UPnP is ticked disable.

Do not manually forwarding network ports used by Xbox LIVE (Port Forwarding) and that you have not assigned any of your console's IP in the DMZ of your router.

Save/Apply any changes that you've made. Reboot your router and wait one minute for it to connect properly.

Access your router. Go to UPnP and tick this feature to be
enable.

Save/Apply and reboot your router.

Turn on the failing console and go to Xbox network settings. Select Test Xbox LIVE Connection.

Post back and let us know how that goes and we'll go from there.