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6 years ago
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SW:BF2 causing XBoxOneX to "overheat" crash

im not finding a solution anywhere, i see more people crashing to the dashboard but while playing SWBF2 multiplayer, almost always HvV, the game ramps up my fans and shut my console down, giving the overheat error on start up... and i assure you my xbox is NOT overheating.  this is the only game in which this happens, and it for some reason is happening more frequently.

i play off the disk if it matters, and yes yes yes im all patched and what-not. I have completely uninstalled and reinstalled/re-patched the game and it almost seems worse now.

it occurs now without warning, no big FPS drop or graphical load... just running around and fans ramp up+console shuts off out of the blue.

again this has happend in other game modes on occasion but HvV is just about every other match at this point.

  • Update:

    Yesterday, I got my game to run and have done several situational tests. I played other games for 3 hours before loading SWBF2, played all solo modes over a period of two hours.  Played SWBF2 a half dozen other play sessions over the past two days, with no over revving of the fan and no shut down due to over heating.

    The steps I followed are from the forums here as well as another game where people experienced random shutdowns and got the overheat message. In my experience, do the following in order:

    Game needs to be stored to internal storage, if it’s on an external drive, move it

    Turn off the Xbox by pressing the Xbox button on front of console until it powers down.

    Unplug the consoles power cord, wait 20 seconds, then plug in console. Press the Xbox button on console to turn on console.

    Clear MAC address by going to settings>all settings>network>network settings>advanced settings>alternate MAC address>clear, then restart Xbox 

    Upon doing the above, I’ve been playing without any problem. I purchased the Celebration Upgrade tonight and no problem with the game.  If you still have a problem, replace the power cord for your Xbox as that will also cause shutdown with the overheat error

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