3 weeks ago
As the title states, I am getting an issue where my Xbox series X will random disconnect from the network a few times per day. This is happening on WiFi and also connected with a Ethernet cable. no other devices on my network disconnect when this happens. I have tried everything I can see online but still getting the issue. Does anyone else have any suggestions?
Steps I've done so far:
Restarted router
Power Cycled Xbox
Factory Reset Xbox
Cleared Alternate MAC Address on console
Switched to an alternative network port on the console
Tried both DHCP IP Address and manually reserving an IP on my router
My friend is also getting the exact same issue on Virgin Media and all the people i know who arent on Virgin Media do not get this issue
3 weeks ago
3 weeks ago
Hello Daniel,
I have tried as many of those suggestions as possible, unfortunately still getting the same issues.
When the issue occurs I do not receive any error messages, the network connection drops for roughly 5 seconds (disconnecting from any online game I may be on) and then automatically reconnects.
Kind Regards,
James
2 weeks ago
Hi @JC__ thanks for your reply.
I'm afraid we aren't aware of any issues on the network at the moment such as this, but we do want to try and help.
Is this a particular time of day for example, or is it completely random in terms of a timescale?
Please keep us posted.
Many thanks
2 weeks ago
Hello Tom,
Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately it happens at random times throughout the day, usually once in the morning and once in the afternoon.
Kind Regards,
James
2 weeks ago
Thanks for coming back to us JC_, would you be able to setup a broadband quality monitor using this site here and this will help us to determine, what the issues are. Please post the results after 24 to 48 hours and we'll take a further look into this for you.
Kind Regards,
Steven_L
a week ago
Hello Steven,
Please see below screenshot over the last 24 hours. My Xbox DC'd 3 times between 6pm - 8pm yesterday but can't see anything on the graph for those times.
Kind Regards,
James
Friday
Hi JC__
Thanks for the BQM.
We've taken a look into this in a bit more detail and can see the signal coming into your Hub is just out of range. It's not a lot but it can explain the drops you're having.
To get this resolved we'll need to arrange for an engineer to attend.
If you don't mind, I'll need to send you a private message to pass security.
If you can check your logo at the top right of your screen that would be great.
Gareth_L