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Not Downloading Games While Turned Off In 'Instant On' Mode (self.xboxone) submitted 3 years ago * by [deleted]. Im sure you could download games in the past while the console is turned off. Ive check my settings and 'download and update while off' is checked (i think its says that. Im at work atm). Download to your Xbox One hard drive. Xbox & games category page Microsoft Download Center. The ultimate game and 4K Ultra HD entertainment system. Xbox® game support enables your Xbox 360™ video game console to play an array of games from your original Xbox video game console. A list of games that are currently backward compatible is available here.

  • Xbox One S Does Not Power On
  • Xbox One S Shuts Down Unexpectedly
  • Xbox One S has No Internet Connection
  • Xbox One S Cannot Read Discs
  • Xbox One S Disc Drive won't accept a disc
  • Xbox One S Update Won't Download
  • Xbox One S Loud Fan
  • Xbox One S fan isn't running
  • Xbox One S Games Won't Install
  • Hard Disc Drive is corrupted

The Xbox One S does not turn on.

Check to make sure your power cable is plugged in properly and isn't damaged or loose. Also, verify that the outlet is functioning properly. If the power cable is faulty, consider purchasing a replacement power cable.

The Xbox has two fans, make sure nothing is blocking the fans and place the Xbox on a flat and stable surface. When these airways are blocked the console may overheat and thus fail to power on. Refer to this guide to see how to replace the fans.

If there is power in the brick and the console power button lights up, but there's no picture on the screen, check to make sure the HDMI cable is completely plugged in. Make sure the HDMI cable is plugged into the ‘HDMI In' port instead of the ‘HDMI Out' port. It is also possible that the HDMI cable may be faulty, consider purchasing a replacement HDMI cable.

The internal power supply has a built-in protection against power surges, so it won't affect the console. To reset the power supply:

  1. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
  2. Wait at least 10 seconds for the console to reset.
  3. Plug the power cord back into the wall outlet.
  4. Turn on the console.

If the above solutions do not work, the internal Power Supply might be faulty. Follow this guide in order to replace the power supply.

If the power lights turn on and the device still doesn't turn on, the motherboard may be faulty. As a last resort, follow this guide to replace your motherboard

When the console shuts down in the middle of a game or shorty after turning it on

Bad ventilation may be causing the console to overheat. If you receive an error message saying that the console needs more ventilation, follow these steps:

  1. Turn off the console.
  2. Move the console to a better ventilated location.
  3. Let the console cool off for about 30 minutes.
  4. Restart the console.

Remember to check that the fans are clear and non - obstructed.

It might be possible that the outlet the console is plugged into is faulty, try plugging into another outlet and see if that solves the problem.

If the above solutions do not work and the issue keeps occurring, replace the power supply. Follow this guide in order to replace the power supply.

The Xbox One S has no internet connectivity.

Check if other devices have connectivity to the WiFi. If other devices are also having problems connecting to the internet, attempt to reset your router by following these general steps :

  1. Close the Xbox One S
  2. Turn off the modem and router ( Or modem/router if you have a two-in-one) and unplug the power cables for both.
  3. Wait about 30 seconds to a minute.
  4. Turn on the modem and let the lights stabilize.
  5. Turn on the router and let the lights stabilize.
  6. Turn the Xbox One S back on and check for internet connectivity

If other devices are able to connect to the WiFi, try a hard reset on the console.

  1. Hold the power button for five seconds until the console turns off.
  2. Then unplug the console for 30 seconds.
  3. Afterward, reconnect the console to the WiFi.

If the above solutions do not fix the problem, the WiFi card may need replacing.

Follow this guide in order to replace the WiFi card.

When a disk is placed into the disc drive and the Xbox One S is unable to read the contents

Check the back of the disc and see if it is dirty and/or scratched. If this is the case, use a soft, slightly damp cloth clean the discs. A microfiber cloth works the best.

Make sure that the game disc was purchased in the same region as the gaming console. If the disc was purchased in a different region it may not work.

Check this page to see if your disc is compatible with your region

It is possible that some of the settings with the Instant-On feature may cause problems with the disc. So, the first thing we are going to do is modify Instant-On's settings.

  1. Press the Xbox Button to open the guide.
  2. Go to the Settings.
  3. Select All Settings.
  4. Select Power.
  5. Select Power Mode.
  6. Select Energy Saving.
  7. Perform a 'hard power cycle' by holding down the console's power button for 10 seconds. Once the console has completely shut down, press the power button again to restart it.
  8. Try again and see if the disc is recognized by the console. If it works you may revert the device back to its original settings.

If all of the above do not solve the issue, check out the Optical Disc Drive replacement guide here.

The Disc Drive either won't accept a disc or has grinding/clicking sounds when accepting it.

It is possible that another disc may be already inside the console. If so, eject it before trying to insert another disc.

It is possible for the disc drive to have problems with insertion in vertical orientation. Position the console flat horizontally and attempt to insert the disc.

It is likely that the Disc Drive is faulty if there are grinding/clicking sounds and the above solutions don't work. Follow this guide in order to replace it.

The latest version of the update won't download.

It is possible for the Xbox Live servers to overwhelmed with internet traffic. When this happens, because it is server based and not due to the console, the best course of action is to wait and download the update at a later time.

If the Xbox One S is not connected to the internet, it will not be able to download any updates. Make sure the WiFi is turned on and that the Xbox One S is connected to the internet. If the Xbox One S still can't connect to the internet refer to the ' Xbox One S has No Internet Connection' section above.

If you are connected to the internet, the problem might be on Microsoft's end. You can simply check if the problem is occurring due to Microsoft by clicking on this link.

See above section ‘Could not connect to WiFi' to see how to hard reset the console. Hard resetting the Xbox One S will clear any local-client side problems.

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It is possible when downloading games or updates that the hard drive runs out of storage memory. If that is the case you will be unable to download any new games or updates without deleting old games/applications to free up memory.

The fan is causing loud noises from within the casing.

Dirt or dust in/on the fan can impede the fan's functionality and cause moving parts to not run smoothly and/or get stuck. Refer to our replacement guide for the fan HERE . After removing the fan, check it for dirt, clean it gently with a compressed air duster, and place the fan back into the console.

If the fan is still loud after following the above instructions and guidelines for fan teardown and cleaning, then the fan itself may be damaged. Refer to our replacement guide HERE in order to replace the fan.

The Xbox One S fan doesn't spin at all and is completely silent.

Dirt or dust in/on the fan can impede the fan's functionality and cause moving parts to not run smoothly and/or get stuck. Refer to our replacement guide for the fan HERE . After removing the fan, check it for dirt, clean it gently with a compressed air duster, and place the fan back into the console.

Replace the faulty non-running fan by following our guide HERE.

Xbox One S games won't install.

Make sure you have installed the latest patches, or fixes/updates for the system software. If the console's system is not up to date, it may not be able to download the new content for the game.

If the console has the latest patches, check if the console is online by checking if the console is connected to the internet. If the console is not connected to the internet you will be unable to download games. Check above at ' Xbox One S has No Internet Connection' to see what to do if the Xbox One S has no internet connectivity.

When installing or downloading a game it is possible for it to need additional updates to open the game. If the download doesn't work skip the update and download the game by itself. It is possible for the download file to be so large that it times out of the Xbox Live servers resulting in an unfinished download. Once the game is installed open game and download the update separately.

See above under 'Xbox One S updates won't download' to know what to do if your Hard Disc Drive is full.

An error message was received that the Hard Disc Drive is corrupted

Take a look at our replacement guide for our Hard Disc Drive : HERE or take it in for repair.

The following steps will help identify whether there's a problem with your network when downloading a game or app on your Xbox One console and show you how to improve network speed.

Solution 1: Check the download speed

Follow these steps:

  1. Scroll to Installing… <the game title you're downloading>.
  2. In the 'Queue' section of My games & apps, note the download speed shown on the game or app that is being installed. This indicates the current download speed. If you're seeing slow speeds (for example, less than 1 megabit per second), it may take a long time for the download to complete.
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The table below represents estimated download times based on current download speed.

Note This information is intended as a guide only, not an actual representation of download time. Bandwidth will be constrained and download time will increase during activities such as streaming content, playing games, or game streaming from your Xbox One to a Windows 10 PC.

Current download speed

30-GB file

40-GB file

50-GB file

60-GB file

70-GB file

2 Mb/s

33.3 hours

44.4 hours

55.6 hours

66.7 hours

77.8 hours

5 Mb/s

13.3 hours

17.8 hours

22.2 hours

26.7 hours

31.1 hours

10 Mb/s

6.7 hours

8.9 hours

11.1 hours

13.3hours

15.6 hours

20 Mb/s

3.3 hours

4.4 hours

5.6 hours

6.7 hours

7.8 hours

50 Mb/s

1.3 hours

1.8 hours

2.2 hours

2.7 hours

3.1 hours

100 Mb/s

0.7 hours

0.9 hours

1.1 hours

1.3 hours

1.6 hours

200 Mb/s

0.3 hours

0.4 hours

0.6 hours

0.7 hours

0.8 hours

Example:

If you're installing a 40-GB file and it's 25 percent downloaded (30 GB remaining) and your connection speed is 10 Mb/s, it should take about 4.4 hours for the download to complete. (This assumes that the download speed stays the same.)

While connect to Xbox Live, your connection speed should be at least 1.5 Mb/s for the best experience. For more information about bandwidth usage or to troubleshoot your network connection, see the Xbox One Network Connection Error Solution.

Solution 2: Close any running games

To provide the best gaming experience, background downloads are constrained while a game is running. To remove download constraints from games or apps being installed, you can either wait for the Xbox One to suspend the running game, or you can force games to close by doing the following:

  1. On the Home screen, navigate to your most recently run game.
  2. With the game highlighted, press the Menu button and select Quit.

Once you've closed the most recently run game:

  • Check the speed at which your game or app is downloading.
  • To avoid slowing your download, don't launch any games or apps until your download has completed.

Solution 3: Restart your console

  1. Press and hold the Xbox button in the center of your Xbox One controller to open the Power Center.
  2. Select Restart console.
  3. Select Restart. This will automatically pause any existing downloads, which will resume once the console is restarted.

Note If the console appears to be frozen, press and hold the Xbox button on the console for about 10 seconds, until the console turns off. After the console shuts down, touch the Xbox button on the console again to restart.

When you restart your console, all open apps and games will be closed. Once your console has restarted, verify that your downloads have resumed by doing the following:

  1. On the Home screen, open My games & apps.
  2. Select Queue and highlight the game or app you're trying to download.
  3. The game or app should show as Installing.
  4. If the status shows as Queued or Paused, select the game or app, press the Menu button, and then select Resume installation.

Once you've checked that your downloads have resumed:

  • Check the speed at which your game or app is downloading.
  • To avoid slowing your download, don't launch any games or apps until your download has completed.

Solution 4: Cancel the game or app installation and then reinstall

If the steps above didn't resolve the problem, you should cancel the game installation. Here's how:

  1. On the Home screen, open My games & apps.
  2. Select Queue and highlight the game or app you're trying to download.
  3. Press the Menu button on your controller, and then select Cancel.

You can then reinstall the game by inserting the disc or downloading again from Microsoft Store. To download the game again, search for and select the game in Microsoft Store, and then select Install.

Once you've restarted your download, check the download speed of your game or app again.

Solution 5: Check your console's network connection

If the previous solutions didn't resolve the problem, check to see what your console's download speed is in comparison with your subscription plan from your Internet service provider (ISP). First, pause any running or queued downloads:

  1. On the Home screen, open My games & apps.
  2. Select Queue and highlight any games or apps that are downloading or are queued to download.
  3. Press the Menu button on your controller, and then select Pause installation for each game or app that's downloading or queued.

Next, close any games that are running on your system:

  1. On the Home screen, navigate to your most recently run game.
  2. With the game highlighted, press the Menu button and select Quit.

Now, run a network speed test:

  1. Press the Xbox button to open the guide.
  2. Select System > Settings.
  3. Select Network > Network settings > Detailed network statistics.

Your console will run a connection test and display the detected download speed, which you can compare against your Internet service provider's subscription plan. If you're seeing a substantially lower download speed than expected on the Detailed network statistics page, there are several possible causes:

Network contention on your home network - Network-enabled devices can compete on your home network for the same download bandwidth as your Xbox One console. Try pausing any download activity from other devices on your home network to see if that improves your console's download speed. Also, check to see if your home router has support for Quality of Service (QoS) for its Internet connection. Enabling a QoS feature on your home router can help prioritize the network connection for your Xbox One to improve download speeds.

Wireless network contention - If your console is connected to your home network via a wireless connection, the console may be competing with other wireless devices or other wireless networks. If possible, try connecting your Xbox One console to your home router through a wired connection.

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If you can't connect your console with a wired connection, check to see if your home router supports dual-band connections (both 2.4-GHz and 5-GHz Wi-Fi connections). If your home router is dual band, try moving your Xbox One console to the 5-GHz router connection and move other wireless devices to the 2.4-GHz router connection. While 5-GHz Wi-Fi has shorter range than 2.4-GHz Wi-Fi, it can also have less overlap with other wireless networks and therefore perform better.

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Internet service provider network contention - Your download speed can also vary depending on the time of day and day of the week. This is often caused by ISP network contention during peak usage windows. If download speeds on your Xbox One are substantially slower during weekday evenings or weekends compared to weekday mornings/afternoons, this may be caused by ISP network contention. To work around this constraint, try starting game or app downloads late in the evening to let them run overnight, during off-peak hours.

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If you're still seeing a slow download speed, try the Xbox One Network Connection Error Solution, which can help identify problems between your home network and your Internet service provider.





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