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If you've ever experienced issues when gaming, you know how frustrating they can be. Luckily, while there are several Xbox® One problems that can occur, they're often easy to fix. Below is a breakdown of the most common issues and how to handle game system repairs.

Xbox One Issues & How to Fix Them

1. No Sound or Video

One of the biggest and most common scares is when you power on your device only to find that you have no sound or video. In most cases, this means a cable has come loose. Check the HDMI and additional audio connections on the back of your Xbox, and ensure they're plugged into the device and TV. If that doesn't solve the issue, you may need a new cable. In the worst case, the port may be damaged, which will require professional game system repair.

2. No Power

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Worse than no audio or video is having no power at all. Again, check that the cable is plugged into the device and wall. Try another outlet if you still don't have power, as the issue may be with the supply. Also, if dust has built up around the outlet, blast it away with compressed air. If that doesn't work, something's wrong with the device, and professionals will need to open it up.

3. Disc Sounds & Errors

Many gamers are familiar with the grinding sound the disc drive on an Xbox One can suddenly start making. This hardware error usually happens when you insert a disc. The device may still read the disc and leave it unharmed, but the noise can be a constant nuisance. In other cases, the grinding may be accompanied by the disc not being read. If blasting the drive with compressed air to remove debris and dust doesn't help, you may be dealing with a mechanical problem that requires professional repairs. If you do not hear any grinding sounds but the disc is not being read, your console may have a problem with the optical laser. This will also need to be addressed by a professional game repair technician. 

 

If you’d rather leave your Xbox One repairs to experts, contact the game system repair professionals at SysQuick. This Parkville, MD, device and computer repair store handles a variety of electronic issues, ranging from broken parts to viruses and malware. You can explore their services further on their website, or call (443) 231-5627 to schedule an inspection.

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