We have an Xbox one with auto update disabled and it does the same thing every now and then, we always blamed the cat's tail until we saw it happen by itself! As the commenter above said, I think it's an over-sensitive touch switch and you'd have to turn it off at the wall
We have an Xbox one with auto update disabled and it does the same thing every now and then, we always blamed the cat's tail until we saw it happen by itself! As the commenter above said, I think it's an over-sensitive touch switch and you'd have to turn it off at the wall