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Hello. I am just going to ask on here if anybody else has experience this issue with their Xbox One console or has any solution with the issue I am having.
I have my Xbox One console connected to Xbox Live via a Wi-Fi connection. The problem is that when I first fire up the Xbox One console, I can game online fine for the first 5 minutes, after this, the lag will keep increasing as time goes on and then about 15-20 minutes into gaming, I will be disconnected from Xbox Live.
I don't think the issue has anything to do with my internet connection or Wi-Fi router. I am using a Netgear D6400 which I purchased and is an excellent performer and works opposite end of the house and works perfectly fine and has no issues with laptops. My internet profile I am currently on is 'Mid-Speed Internet' which gives me ~8.75Mbps download and about 0.9Mbps Upload. My ISP does do a 'High-Speed Internet' option (for my locality), which gives me near 10Mbps, however I find it less stable and keeps dropping out frequently, so I opted for a slightly slower, but more stable profile.
When I do a 'Detailed Network Statistics', it goes like this:
TEST 1 - DOWNLOAD = 8.75Mbps UPLOAD = 0.88Mbps LATENCY = 165ms (This is good, and what it should be).
TEST 2 - DOWNLOAD = 4.33Mbps UPLOAD = 0.78Mbps LATENCY = 240ms
TEST 3 - DOWNLOAD = 3.01Mbps UPLOAD = 0.79Mbps LATENCY = 333ms
TEST 4 - DOWNLOAD = 2.03Mbps UPLOAD = 0.44Mbps LATENCY = 673ms
---THEN---
TEST 5 - FAILED, then I see my Xbox One is no longer connected to Wi-Fi. I then try to reconnect only to find out that no Wi-Fi networks show up on my Xbox One console (as if the Wi-Fi module has stopped working).
To me, it seems as though the Xbox One's Wi-Fi card is faulty and failing. What are your takes on this issue and please could anybody help me out? At first, a 'Factory Reset' on the console fixes it, but only for 1 day then the same issue happens again! IT DRIVES ME INSANE!
I have my Xbox One console connected to Xbox Live via a Wi-Fi connection. The problem is that when I first fire up the Xbox One console, I can game online fine for the first 5 minutes, after this, the lag will keep increasing as time goes on and then about 15-20 minutes into gaming, I will be disconnected from Xbox Live.
I don't think the issue has anything to do with my internet connection or Wi-Fi router. I am using a Netgear D6400 which I purchased and is an excellent performer and works opposite end of the house and works perfectly fine and has no issues with laptops. My internet profile I am currently on is 'Mid-Speed Internet' which gives me ~8.75Mbps download and about 0.9Mbps Upload. My ISP does do a 'High-Speed Internet' option (for my locality), which gives me near 10Mbps, however I find it less stable and keeps dropping out frequently, so I opted for a slightly slower, but more stable profile.
When I do a 'Detailed Network Statistics', it goes like this:
TEST 1 - DOWNLOAD = 8.75Mbps UPLOAD = 0.88Mbps LATENCY = 165ms (This is good, and what it should be).
TEST 2 - DOWNLOAD = 4.33Mbps UPLOAD = 0.78Mbps LATENCY = 240ms
TEST 3 - DOWNLOAD = 3.01Mbps UPLOAD = 0.79Mbps LATENCY = 333ms
TEST 4 - DOWNLOAD = 2.03Mbps UPLOAD = 0.44Mbps LATENCY = 673ms
---THEN---
TEST 5 - FAILED, then I see my Xbox One is no longer connected to Wi-Fi. I then try to reconnect only to find out that no Wi-Fi networks show up on my Xbox One console (as if the Wi-Fi module has stopped working).
To me, it seems as though the Xbox One's Wi-Fi card is faulty and failing. What are your takes on this issue and please could anybody help me out? At first, a 'Factory Reset' on the console fixes it, but only for 1 day then the same issue happens again! IT DRIVES ME INSANE!
