Your Xbox One console is designed to shut down automatically to protect itself from...

For more info on keeping the console well ventilated, have a look here
https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/console/position-ventilate-console

sarjont grimy11 hey there



The Xbox 360 is designed to shut itself down to protect itself from over heating. Do you see an error message to reflect this behavior when you start it up again after it shuts down?



Also, could you please clarify that you have gone through this guide
HERE?



Let us know.

Many thanks,

Cloud

Hello there The Jerry Best



To add onto what Kendrn said, the Xbox 360 is designed to shut itself down to protect itself if it becomes too hot. You will receive a notification if this happens. The best thing to do is to ensure that your console is set up correctly and has sufficient
ventilation space. Please see the below guide.



http://support.xbox.com/xbox-360/system/console-setup



I hope this helps.

Many thanks,

Cloud

Mr Vulcan24 hey there

The Xbox 360 is designed to shut itself down to protect itself from becoming too hot. If you are not experiencing this, then I wouldn't worry too much about it. The console will tell you if there are any issues via flashing lights or a shut down message.
The below page should help you if this becomes reality.



http://support.xbox.com/xbox-360/system/console-turns-off-unexpectedly



On a side note, I would strongly advise against putting cups of ice anywhere near electrical equipment.



I hope this helps.

Many thanks,

Cloud

if it is crashing your console I would recommend not playing it until Activision roll out a fix as they are aware of the problem and are working on a fix.

from what I have read about this it is an overheating issue and the Xbox shuts down to protect itself. but repeatedly starting the game only for it to crash could damage your console and I'm guessing the OG Xbox One is out of warranty at this point.