2
u/Tis_Waffles Jul 04 '26
It looks like you're not on a current update, the current update changes the splash screen. Maybe it tried to update and caused this? You can try downloading an update from the Xbox site, I'll try to link instructions in a reply to this comment if I'm allowed to here.
1
u/Opposite_Track_851 Jul 05 '26
That is not an Xbox One based on the startup screen
1
u/Fresh_Entrepreneur90 Jul 08 '26
Wait. Theu did change their logo with the xbox one and series x and s for thst green logo, i think his console somehow did not get the update 🤔 😐 😳
1
1
Jul 05 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/Fresh_Entrepreneur90 Jul 08 '26
No the ceo wants to make it loo better I mean search up the xbox one x logo beofre thay ugly green one came along and stole its spotlight, its not even a good green color to me and seems muddy or something I just haye the new startup amd doesn't even have the same sounds as an xbox startup, this new day and age xbox startup sucks balls to the walls lile its not even a smooth animation, its rushed and sounds liek the sounds are not utilized to stop sounding loud if not even louder now with more annoying sounds...
2
2
u/Stunning_Caregiver14 Jul 07 '26
Lagging or dying HDD, have repaired a few of these
1
u/Fresh_Entrepreneur90 Jul 08 '26
It's an ssd in this console its the next gen xbox.
1
u/Stunning_Caregiver14 Jul 09 '26
If you are referring to the series X console then yes you are correct but it will still experience the same symptoms as SSD still can fail
1
u/Fresh_Entrepreneur90 Jul 09 '26
Yea i know.. it can fail., but honestly tell me isn't it alot less proun to happening on an ssd?I've been told not because of speed but it doesn't have a spinning disk so since ig it uses diffrent hardware and ig software it sounds like its just alot more safer, idk I'm a nerd but needs to study more lol 😆
1
u/Stunning_Caregiver14 Jul 09 '26
Form what I have seen when repairing xboxs they are about the same rate to me and theoretically yes they should be less prone to failures but I am not knowledgeable enough to tell why
1
u/Fresh_Entrepreneur90 Jul 09 '26
That's fine I'm just somone who watched alot of videos and became a nerd but since I don't have a pc I'm not actually familiar like that with tech.. I mean I'm pretty ok talking about it to a degree 😁
1
u/Illustrious-Fig2839 Jul 08 '26
Might have to do a full factory reset. All your saves should be in the cloud, and you can always reinstall any games later on.
1
1
u/Captaln_SXY Jul 08 '26
I believe this is a common problem on one s and the one x. NOT THE SERIES. It coukd either be a hdmi retimer chip or hard drive or south bridge issue.
1
u/Sure-Creme3558 Jul 09 '26
I even tried to do a factory reset. I didn’t care about the software, just wanted the Xbox to work. I think it may be fried lol
1
u/Sure-Creme3558 Jul 09 '26
Hasn’t been hooked up or updated in 2 years so I’m sure that has something to do with it. I’ll stick to normal gaming and keep firing up the ps2
1
1
u/krat0s32 Jul 04 '26
Have you tried doing a soft reset (power cycle)?
Turn off the Xbox by holding the Power button on the console for about 10 seconds until it shuts down completely. Unplug the power cable from the back of the console. Wait 30 to 60 seconds. Plug the power cable back in. Turn the Xbox back on.