XBOX ONE PROBLEM

tropicalbeach · 28-10-2017 2:19pm #1

HI i'mhaving problems in the last month with XBOX ONE that it's disconnecting every few minutes no matter what game i'm playing..fifa 18 / halo / ark survival etc.
have had xbox one for approx. 2 years...
anyone had similar issues ? can I bring the console somewhere to be looked at / or send it in somewhere.. or is it time to buy a new xbox do you think ?
seems to be the console and not the controllers (wireless) as the issue happens on either controller.. I have tried new batteries and that didn't fix it.
thanks
Paul

TitianGerm · 28-10-2017 2:21pm

tropicalbeach wrote: »

HI i'mhaving problems in the last month with XBOX ONE that it's disconnecting every few minutes no matter what game i'm playing..fifa 18 / halo / ark survival etc.
have had xbox one for approx. 2 years...
anyone had similar issues ? can I bring the console somewhere to be looked at / or send it in somewhere.. or is it time to buy a new xbox do you think ?
seems to be the console and not the controllers (wireless) as the issue happens on either controller.. I have tried new batteries and that didn't fix it.
thanks
Paul

What do you mean disconnecting? The controllers are disconnecting from the console? The console is disconnecting from the WiFi?

28-10-2017 4:39pm

Have you tried updating the controllers?

tropicalbeach · 01-11-2017 8:54pm

hi EmmetKenny.. '' your controller has disconnected '' is the message..so presume it is disconnecting from the console.
The xbox is connected over wifi and it is Vodafone .

tropicalbeach · 01-11-2017 8:56pm

hi enfilade... yes both controllers are fully updated.

TitianGerm · 01-11-2017 9:28pm

tropicalbeach wrote: »

hi EmmetKenny.. '' your controller has disconnected '' is the message..so presume it is disconnecting from the console.
The xbox is connected over wifi and it is Vodafone .

Have you tried re syncing the controllers?

I wonder if there's any other electrical equipment interfering with the signal though?

tropicalbeach · 01-11-2017 10:06pm

no electrical equipment except tv..and it used to work fine for months..so this is a new issue..

yes have tried to re sync controllers but no joy i'm afraid.

FAILSAFE 00 · 02-11-2017 2:12am

Is there anything else plugged into the USB ports of the Xbox at the same time like a phone charging, etc.

tropicalbeach · 05-11-2017 6:39pm

hi Failsafe 00... no nothing else plugged into usb port of xbox.

MissMayo · 05-11-2017 7:24pm

I used to have this problem with my console, the controller worked fine at the start but then for it to stay connected I would have to sit literally no more than a for away from the console so I ended up buying a wired controller from Argos. (I had confirmed that the problem was my console as I tested my husband controller on it and had the same problem yet my controller would stay connected to his console with no issues). The wired controller worked perfectly.

I ended up getting rid of that console as it was an original Xbox One and I wanted to upgrade to an Xbox One S, I have had no problems with the new console.

From what I remember, the controller disconnecting is a problem with the original console so if that's what you have you may need to get a wired controller or consider upgrading to a newer model.

05-11-2017 10:52pm

DO they work with the battery removed and connected via usb cable?

wotzgoingon · 05-11-2017 11:48pm

Deleted User wrote: »

DO they work with the battery removed and connected via usb cable?

Yes, I have always used mine connected with USB cable to both my PC and Xbox. No need for a battery to be in controller.

tropicalbeach · 12-11-2017 12:34pm

hi MISSMAYO.. great that sounds good.. thanks for the advice.

Blazer · 12-11-2017 6:32pm

I've had this problem across 3 consoles. I even had Microsoft replace an xbox one s and you can imagine how pissed off I was when barely 5 mins into using my xbox one x the same thing happens.
I now know for definite its the fact that my wireless router is in the same room and is interfering with the signals between xbox and controller. Why MS didn't make them bluetooth is beyond me.

MissMayo · 12-11-2017 10:49pm

Blazer wrote: »

I've had this problem across 3 consoles. I even had Microsoft replace an xbox one s and you can imagine how pissed off I was when barely 5 mins into using my xbox one x the same thing happens.
I now know for definite its the fact that my wireless router is in the same room and interfering with the signals between xbox and controller. Why MS didn't make them bluetooth is beyond me.

What router do you have? Mine is less than a foot away from my console and gives me no issues, but we're hoping to upgrade to Siro soon so I'm hoping that their routers aren't problematic... MS don't make the smartest decisions unfortunately.

Blazer · 13-11-2017 12:17am

MissMayo wrote: »

What router do you have? Mine is less than a foot away from my console and gives me no issues, but we're hoping to upgrade to Siro soon so I'm hoping that their routers aren't problematic... MS don't make the smartest decisions unfortunately.

It’s an Asus dsl ac68u. It’s broadcasting across both 2.4 and 5ghz so it could be something like that.

ZiabR · 16-11-2017 9:14am

Blazer wrote: »

I've had this problem across 3 consoles. I even had Microsoft replace an xbox one s and you can imagine how pissed off I was when barely 5 mins into using my xbox one x the same thing happens.
I now know for definite its the fact that my wireless router is in the same room and is interfering with the signals between xbox and controller. Why MS didn't make them bluetooth is beyond me.

Change the channel on the router. Move it from AUTO to a fixed number. Start at channel 1. You should have up to 11 channels available. Move through the channels and see if it makes a difference.

MissMayo · 16-11-2017 10:39am

Blazer wrote: »

It’s an Asus dsl ac68u. It’s broadcasting across both 2.4 and 5ghz so it could be something like that.

Mine is broadcasting across both frequencies as well. I bet it's because my router is complete garbage, possible something to do with the signal not being at strong.

Or, someone else suggested changing router channels, maybe mine is broadcasting on a non-interfering channel by default... Either way I hope I don't start getting problems when we get our new router!

Blazer · 18-11-2017 12:04pm

logik wrote: »

Change the channel on the router. Move it from AUTO to a fixed number. Start at channel 1. You should have up to 11 channels available. Move through the channels and see if it makes a difference.

yeah I must do that..although I'm rejigging the man cave around again so the pc /nas/router will probably get moved to a smaller room and have the xbox in main room.

tropicalbeach · 19-11-2017 3:43pm

thanks Blazer

tropicalbeach · 19-11-2017 3:50pm

hi MISSMAYO .. I went with your suggestion of getting a wired controller and that seems to work.but it doesn't work with my microphone for some reason ? not sure why that is.

wotzgoingon · 19-11-2017 4:59pm

tropicalbeach wrote: »

hi MISSMAYO .. I went with your suggestion of getting a wired controller and that seems to work.but it doesn't work with my microphone for some reason ? not sure why that is.

You didn't have to buy a wired controller all you need was a micro USB cable, that's what I use and I connect my headphone up to the controller 3.5mm headphone jack and receive sound. I don't use a microphone so I never tested with one so can't help you there.

MissMayo · 19-11-2017 8:08pm

tropicalbeach wrote: »

hi MISSMAYO .. I went with your suggestion of getting a wired controller and that seems to work.but it doesn't work with my microphone for some reason ? not sure why that is.

I'm not sure, my one worked with my mic no problem... What type of controller did you get? And what mic do you have?

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