Can't sign in? Blank tiles? Here's a list of known issues with the New Xbox One Experience update

Microsoft admits it was unable to "fully polish" today's update in time for launch.

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Microsoft has released a complete list of issues some Xbox One players may experience after downloading and installing today's New Xbox One Experience update, including problems associated with signing in to your Xbox Live profile and tiles appearing blank in My Games & Apps.

While the issues may not affect everybody, Microsoft admits that it was unable to "fully polish" the NXOE update in time for today's launch, which could lead to problems for some users.

Each known issue can be resolved, however, so there's no need to panic about the update bricking your console. At least not yet, anyway - we haven't yet seen any reports of the console causing any major issues for players.

Take a look below for the full list of known issues:

Are you experiencing any problems with today's update? Let us know in the comments below.

Source: support.xbox.com

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Lucifer11

My Xbox one games constantly crashed with the update and now I can't even log in at all
Posted 16:54 on 19 February 2016
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Karlius

The worst thing about this is that it's been rolled out to the early adopters for over a month.
Posted 13:51 on 12 November 2015
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dav2612@ DragonGuard666

Delay the release and face the wrath of gamers.
Release with bugs and face the wrath of gamers.

It was a no win situation but I'd have gone for the delay myself.
Posted 13:36 on 12 November 2015
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DragonGuard666@ Karlius

Ah yes Black Friday, That makes a lot of sense. Surely they could've waited an extra week to allow them more time to fix these problems.
Posted 12:42 on 12 November 2015
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Karlius@ DragonGuard666

I also fully agree with the comment. The only reason I think this was rolled out despite the problems was to get backwards compatibility out there in a timely manner pre thanksgiving in the states.
Posted 11:33 on 12 November 2015
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dav2612@ DragonGuard666

I'd have to agree with your comment.
Posted 11:26 on 12 November 2015
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DragonGuard666

I don't understand. They're under complete control when it's released. If they knew it wasn't fully polished why did they release it? It's not a game that a publisher has set a deadline on.
Posted 10:32 on 12 November 2015

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