I'm trying to get into Starfield (yeah....) and I'm noticing something I've never seen in my first six months of Xbox Series X ownership, the ownership of any console ever, or any device that connects to a TV and does not run on a battery when A/C is disconnected.
Three days ago: Your Xbox is 39 days out of date. This is despite the system saying that update was successfully installed. The real Houdini routine here, and what I alluded to never seeing before once in my life, is that the message stays on the screen after you manually power down the system and REMOVE THE A/C CORD FROM THE BACK OF THE SYSTEM???
Two days ago: Your Xbox is 40 days out of date. I went through the bizzaro cycle again, got back into the system, and applied a 900MB update. The system would appear to be... up to date at this point?
Right now: Your Xbox is 42 days out date. How the fuck is it 42 days out of date if I just fucking installed an update?
I have the Microsoft Plus extended two year warranty, which piggybacks off of the initial one year warranty, and covers accidental damage too in the event that I throw this thing out of a window before December 1, 2026. Is this a common problem? Is there a way to prevent this from appearing after you've already applied an update? Is Sony gonna keep fucking around or actually get a disc based unit to $399.99 at some point?
Any information or device throwing tips would be greatly appreciated.
Three days ago: Your Xbox is 39 days out of date. This is despite the system saying that update was successfully installed. The real Houdini routine here, and what I alluded to never seeing before once in my life, is that the message stays on the screen after you manually power down the system and REMOVE THE A/C CORD FROM THE BACK OF THE SYSTEM???
Two days ago: Your Xbox is 40 days out of date. I went through the bizzaro cycle again, got back into the system, and applied a 900MB update. The system would appear to be... up to date at this point?
Right now: Your Xbox is 42 days out date. How the fuck is it 42 days out of date if I just fucking installed an update?
I have the Microsoft Plus extended two year warranty, which piggybacks off of the initial one year warranty, and covers accidental damage too in the event that I throw this thing out of a window before December 1, 2026. Is this a common problem? Is there a way to prevent this from appearing after you've already applied an update? Is Sony gonna keep fucking around or actually get a disc based unit to $399.99 at some point?
Any information or device throwing tips would be greatly appreciated.