Thanks Joe

Unfortunately they assume nobody is taking them apart one s power eject bind is $15 USD on Amazon careful if you change it I've over tightened the screws on one guy wanted everything but the hard drive replaced that was a nightmare I had n idea what any of it was at the time and cracked the board think it had to be tight or... Not thinking

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Hi Carlos - you are welcome, and thanks for the question. As all three buttons are not working, I would suggest opening up the console and checking that the ribbon cable still has a good connection to the power board - this ribbon cable connects the eject button back to the motherboard (via the power board) and if this has moved it could be causing a short making all the buttons unresponsive. The bind/sync button does not connect via the power board (it connects around the side of the console on another ribbon cable) so it is worth checking that too. If all connections are good, then I would try swapping out the power board.

@@TweakTips Thank you for the tips! I'll look into this when I have a chance. I saw in another video that the front USB is also connected via the ribbon cable you mentioned on the side. Yet the USB seems to be working fine because I can connect my controller via USB. I'm wondering if it's indeed a short that's causing all the buttons to be unresponsive. Regarding the controller, I can't get it to wirelessly sync even with a USB cable. Do you have any idea what could be the problem there?

@@Carlos-pr5np No problem at all. As you are having trouble connecting the controller over wireless then it even more points to a faulty power board (or shorted connection on the ribbon cable) because the WiFi chip for the controller is on the power board... let us know how you get on.

@@TweakTips Hey, I'm just following up on my situation. I opened up my Xbox One X yesterday to inspect the power board and it was indeed the issue! The connector on the back of the power board snapped off and was stuck inside the Xbox! I thought removing and connecting the ribbon cable would be the most daunting task, but getting the top case back on was a complete nightmare! It looked like someone might've previously opened the Xbox and broke some clips on the rear housing. There was a small crack on the side of the top case, too. I actually purchased this Xbox at a thrift store and it was sold as is, so it was honestly a gamble on my part. I figured I could sell it for parts in the event that it didn't work. After some troubleshooting and research I had a hunch it was the power board and found your video. Anyway, long story short my Xbox is running great! I bought it for $55 USD and the power board was about $25 USD with a 180 day warranty. I'm really happy with the great deal working out in the end. Thanks again!

@@Carlos-pr5np Excellent news! Really happy you got it working again Carlos... thank you for letting us know

Sounds like the plastic casing part which presses the microswitch is broken - can you see it in the box anywhere?

@@TweakTips Sorry, KZfaq never sends me a notification when someone replies, it's very aggravating. I only found out that you replied today by going through my comment history, which I didn't even know existed. Thank you for replying. Yes, it ended up being what you said, the case was broken and when I ordered a new replacement one, it worked just fine, so all is well now.

Have you opened the Xbox? There is a ribbon cable which runs from the eject button and connects to the power board - make sure this is seated correctly into the socket on the power board as it sounds like the tracks on the ribbon cable are shorting

@@TweakTips Thank you for your quick reply. Do I need to remove the bottom plastic piece as well to check that?

@@chillegaming8250 No worries - you can check the connection to the powerboard without removing the bottom plastic, but if you need to check the other end of the ribbon cable (where it attaches to the eject button) you will need to remove it. It can be removed by undoing the 6 long silver screws.

@@TweakTips Awesome. Thanks a lot for your help!

The little buttons are micro switches so you will need a magnifying glass to solder it back on... but it is possible.

I am afraid yes, if you mean the small micro button?

@@TweakTips Sorry for the late response I ended up fixing it the problem was that I watch some other KZfaq video and realize that the guy had put it in wrong thankfully you had done it correctly and save me thank you so much!

@@camdenweirich Great news.. glad you got it up and running again

I have never tried, but the power panel also includes the Wifi chip to connect your controllers wirelessly to the Xbox, so probably not

Maybe - if the connector is shorted, then it could cause this

@@TweakTips appreciate the reply I'm getting automatic power off at start up within a few seconds maybe 30s occasionally 1 minute but I can't figure out the problem I'd rather fix this one instead of having to setup a new one any idea what it could be it started around a month after I got it no downloads other than the occasional update it's the white version one s while my one x installs games from a disc up to around 70-80% and stops it's also about a month of light use from new had gotten it because the power issue on the one s I'm thinking I'll have another one mess up maybe cheaper to fix both

@@vulgervulcan6345 Hi Jay - when the Xbox is powered on, do you see anything displayed on your TV? Usually when an Xbox stays powered on for around 30 seconds, it points to a faulty hard drive - on boot up, the Xbox tries to read from the drive, then after 30 to 60 seconds it will time out and power off if it cannot read from the hard drive. It is worth plugging in a spare hard drive and powering the Xbox on, if you get a display and the Xbox stays powered on, then it is your hard drive that's the problem ;-)

@@TweakTips it starts the green background and logo I have gotten it to completely power on once or twice but the whole time it was making the power on/off ding spaced out everything seemed to function right and shut it's self off and it's back to the 30s maximum before Power offi did check the hard drive it seems to be fine I have tested in a friends console after

Better question for you or anyone before I open up the one x it's hard drive is for sure good it's the same as the one s hard drive right?

It is possible to rip or damage the cable - when you try to re-connect it, if you have damaged it the eject function could stop working

@@TweakTips how can I but that cable. I ripped it by accident

@@rehman327 You sure can.. I have seen them for sale on eBay

without having to buy a new one?

@@statics1757 If you have a microscope, it is possible to replace the tiny microswitch button, but it is really small.!