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I have an xbox one with a ortz 3rd party power supply. It works well with Netflix and YouTube, but if I play a game such as gta5 or fortnite, the xbox has a tendency to just shut completely off instantly in the menus or even in the middle of a game. When it turns off, the power supply light turns red and stays red. Anybody got any ideas?
I've had the very same issue with my xbox, I also thought it was the power supply and I changed the psu and it still bombed out under games load. I then rigged up my xbox to a 600w pc psu that pushes 25a on the 12v rail and still it crashed under game load, after alot of stripping down and testing i quickly learnt the issue was indeed the thermal paste on the chip. The OG thermal pastes application was so poor, it was caked all around the outside and minimal paste on the chip itself, after cleaning it all up and rethermal pasting.... it's working 100% and I'm still using the 600w pc psu as my main power supply the OG Xbox power brick is junk.
I'm in a similar boat but with my Xbox One X, it shuts down after i load a game up, once i start the match in lobby it will shut down but i can watch videos on youtube all day. I replaced the thermal grease and power cable and had the power supply and everything else tested with no results or answers. I also removed all dust. i have been hearing and reading it could be a Hardware/Software issue on Microsoft end. I can't play any games. Also were any of you on YouTube before they noticed this issue.
Update: was a 3rd party power supply's problem (listed as Cause #4 on the Xbox One Turns Itself Off wiki). If you recently ordered a 3rd party power supply and have this issue, I reccomend junking it and buying a microsoft official power supply. Seems to be the only option for reliable power to my xbox.
I just got my xbox one s on August 26 and I got it all set up and downloaded 3 games, they r all gta v, fortnite, and jalopy. Whenever I play any of those games my headset sounds like a buzzing noise then my xbox turns off and I'm confused
I could leave my console(xb1)all day an play ah few games but when I try to play COD warzone or high end games it shuts off no heat warning nothing I could watch YouTube videos an play basic games like dead rising for hours an it would stay on can anyone suggest a fix for me an I already changed the thermal paste on it
The issue I believe is caused either by the power supply or cooling fan. I say the power supply because you mentioned that it is 3rd party. Unless you order it from a trusted company like iFixit, Fixez, or GoKrazyWireless, you could be getting a cheap alternative with fake promises and cheap parts used to make it. Similar to a cheap iPhone battery, it would make your phone run worse than it was with the old battery. So make sure the battery you are getting is authentic or OEM. If your battery is OEM, then I believe that it is the cooling fan. Throughout the use of your console, the fan will collect dust, and sometimes get to the point of so much dust that your console will overheat. I would recommend finding a video or another online tutorial of how to clean out dust from your Xbox. I am personally leaning more towards this being the issue because you said YouTube runs fine, but games cause the issue. If you listen, YouTube wont cause the fans to turn on because it doesnt require much system resources. Games like GTA and such use a lot more resources and can cause the fans to go into overdrive, especially if there is a lot of dust, heating up the console and causing it to shut off due to overheating.
Hi please help. Let's hope you still answer back still from this question forum thing? Ok my xbox one will let me use Netflix YouTube some simple games dlcs only for a certain amount of time *live lock lasts quite a while but also shuts down. Every time it cuts out it shuts down the brick so I have to fudge about with it blowing and tapping it then plugging and unplugging the dc cable into the brick until eventually the orange power light comes back on. I can then (basically) rinse and repeat the whole thing again. Is this a brick or xbox or both issue because I am stumped. Rsvp
Yeah sorry my console shuts down just cuts right out if I try playing games like destiny 2 or apex etc but stays on for basic operating n apps etc . All power just goes. My console is clean clear. Don't get that hot fans work ok . Same with power brick too . The whole trying to get it back online working puzzles me?
I'm having the same problem. Console/power brick shuts down immediately after launching any game from home menu. Reseting the power brick only works to turn the Console back on but soon as I try to launch the game off it goes again. I'm frustrated ?
Kodi is one of the most portable media center software packages and can be installed on a huge range of devices, including Roku, Apple TV, and Nvidia Shield. However, while Kodi works in a similar way across platforms, each device has different system resources, user profile folders, and subroutines. This can make it difficult to troubleshoot Kodi.
Hardware acceleration is one of the main causes of Kodi crashes, particularly on Android. Disabling it is simple: from the Kodi home screen, click the gear icon, then Player settings.
When Kodi streams videos, it downloads a few seconds at a time to the cache. This allows for faster access and smoother playback. However, a full cache can cause Kodi to behave erratically. Although the cache usually empties itself, sometimes it needs to be flushed manually.
At times, you may find a build or a specific Kodi addon causes a conflict with your Kodi installation. If this occurs, you may try to load up Kodi, only to have it crash every time. Thankfully, Kodi addons can be deleted from outside of your Kodi interface.
The majority of the time, a weak network signal or slow internet speeds are the cause of streaming problems. This has been covered in more detail in our Kodi buffering article, so it might be a good idea to start there.
If all of your addons are gone, or if you open Kodi and see a huge list of addons you never installed, the most likely culprit is a newly installed build. These effectively overwrite your version of Kodi with a specific collection of addons (usually copyright-infringing ones) and a new visual theme.
One such problem arises when attempting to upgrade from Kodi 16 to version 17+. The change from the Confluence skin to the new Estuary skin may cause you to experience some errors related to the Addons.db file.
When you use an addon search function, that addon caches information so that you can easily retrieve a result from the search. Kodi 19 changes some of the Python code requirements, making it so that any addon not properly updated to match will fail to work properly.
Do a quick Google search to see if this is a common problem with your specific device. Amazon Firesticks, for instance, are notorious for stuttering during 4K streams. In fact, some older models even stutter with 1080p streams.
The easiest solution is to delete your Addons27.db file (called Addons33.db in Kodi 19). This will disable (but not delete) all of your installed addons, allowing you to enable them one by one and identify the culpit.
We often receive questions from people who have a fresh Kodi installation yet who are having problems watching anything. After a little digging, they reveal that all they have installed is a build. There are several problems with this:
Having worked in IT for many years in Phoenix AZ I can say without a doubt that some of the issues (perhaps many) are caused by over-heating in the devices used. Even in the winter here in Phoenix I see and experience over heated devices.
I recently bought a T-95 china box and the first thing I noticed was the heat buildup while running Kodi 18.5 (it came with my box), after taking it apart and replacing the sad excuse for a heat sink with something 4 times the size it still gets very warm and I need to run an external fan blowing on my device after which Kodi seems to behave itself and not drop frames or freeze up.
Just want to say thanks .. for a while Kodi 19 has been refusing to play videos full-screen, or play more than 1 video without restarting. Also moving the mouse left a trail across the screen.
Disabling Hardware acceleration solved these problems, so thank you
I have a Google Pixelbook 8Gb/256Gb. Kodi 18.6, has been stable, using Hardware Acceleration, no issues. Now v18.7 comes along and Kodi blows up again, after several videos. Your Section, dealing with the disabling, appears to be from the old SPMC [Koying era, circa 2018], not Kodi v18.7:
Hardware acceleration is one of the main causes of Kodi crashes, particularly on Android. You could try turning this option off to see if the issue goes away. Doing this is simple: from the Kodi home screen, click the gear icon to go to the settings menu.
I have to use Google Play to install Kodi, the only option, was a 32bit version [Arm7]. I have an Intel i5 [64bit]. I can not side-load the 64bit Intel version, nor the Arm8 64bit, without wiping everything and putting the machine in Developer Mode.
I use venom on Kodi and all of a sudden it restarted itself and all of a sudden instead of a regular like blue Kodi home screen color and set up it was all red? It was so weird.. has anyone else ran into a problem like that? The add on still works fine but that color change was super random
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