Next day I try to go on and same problem, it asked me to go through troubleshooting so I did it all. I logged onto the router to make sure it wasn't doing anything odd, all looked ok. I tried setting up the connection using manual details for IP, subnet and DNS rather than automatic and that still didn't work.
I looked around online and saw a few people with the same issues and a Microsoft employee had said go onto their site and fill in a returns form. I was gutted thinking I would need to send it off and it might be a faulty wireless adapter. As a last thing to try I went onto the Xbox Settings and turned Always On mode off and then turned the Xbox off and on again and hey presto it worked!
It seems that perhaps the Xbox caches certain things, as I had turned the wireless adapter on and off using the settings to no avail. I am still going to use the Always On mode I think as it's great for installing updates and stuff when you're not home and when I sit down and turn it on it's instantly on the dashboard. Just something to watch if your Xbox starts doing weird stuff.
Next gen huh?



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