Xbox one x hdmi flicker

Have you tried another port on your monitor or TV? Please do the power cycle console as described on the bottom of the page. Here is the help for blankscreen.

Maybe that will help. Give it a go and inform us. Good luck.

One more thing. Also try Factory reset if above doesn't help but remember: check option keep my games and apps. 

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Fortunately, there are a few potential fixes, so you can work through them and hope that at least one does the trick.

The first thing to try is the simplest, and comes from a Reddit user. He said that he pressed RT and Y "straight after it started moving around my pins," and that this returned his console to full functionality.

Don't just take his word for it either - multiple other Redditors chimed in to confirm the fix. That's why we recommend trying it first - and it doesn't hurt that it should only take a few seconds to test out.

One solution recommended by Windows Central is to open the guide, press 'Home', and then immediately navigate away from the main dashboard to another tab.

Here's an unexpected solution: visiting the Xbox Store.a Redditor found this unorthodox fix, but several other users confirmed it works (though we're still not sure why).

First up, hit the guide button and go to the store. Immediately press A on whatever is the main banner at the time, and then you can go back to the home screen, hopefully to find it intact and functional.

Getting slightly more drastic, your next option is to try a hard reset. To do that, hold down your Xbox One's power button until it turns off. The console will then go into a full reboot cycle and the dashboard should work once it loads.

Be warned though, as some people have reported the blank screen returning after the next time they turn their console on and off the normal way, so this may not be a permanent solution.

If none of the above have worked, there's one final option: the console's offline mode. The black screen of death seems to be caused by problems connecting to Microsoft's servers, so ignoring them entirely could help avoid the issue.

You can set your console to offline mode by disconnecting from Xbox Live via the Wi-Fi settings, which will leave you without any online functionality, but hopefully with a working dashboard.

If you reboot your Xbox One while the console in offline mode, then reconnect after it has finished rebooting, apparently that has fixed the problem for some users too.

Hope This Helps

Keep Calm & Game On!

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