Xbox One Controller Initial Setup

Xbox 1 is a gaming console developed by Microsoft and it is considered to be a part of the latest generation of gaming consoles. It enables several online services for the Xbox live and allows the users to play games, download games, seek support, and stream videos and music. If you have an idea to setup Xbox one without internet, then the response for your idea is a big NO! This is because to perform the initial setup, you need a working internet connection. However, after finishing setup, you have the option of making some changes to the settings and play games “Offline.”

  

Now, let’s see the complete procedure in detail. 

  • Locate the connections and pair the cables properly between the Xbox 1 console and the TV.
  • Once you have all the cables properly arranged, you need to take out an HDMI cable and connect it to the TV and the Xbox 1 console.
  • Once the pairing is completed, turn on the TV and the Xbox 1 device.
  • Press the Xbox button on the controller. 
  • If you are making use of an Xbox wireless controller, make sure you have the batteries placed inside.
  • Use the TV remote and select the HDMI port to which Xbox is connected.
  • Select the Language of your preference and choose the country.
  • In the next step, you will be prompted to connect Xbox 1 to the wireless network.
  • Use the Xbox controller and select the Add Wireless Network option.
  • In the final step, you will be prompted to download the updates if there are any.
  • The initial setup Xbox one without internet is now complete.
 

Steps To Play Games Even If Xbox 1 Is Offline

  • Use your Xbox controller and select the Home option on the left side of the screen.
  • Select the Settings option from the menu.
  • On the left pane, you will come across a set of options where you have to select Personalization.
  • Select the My Home Xbox option on the right.
  • In the following screen, you have to select the option This isn’t my home Xbox.
  • Now, navigate back to the Settings option and select network.
  • Select the Network Settings option and then choose the option Go Offline.
  • Now, your Xbox 1 will be offline and you can still continue to play games except the online multiplayer ones. If you need remote assistance to setup Xbox one without internet, contact our technical experts.
Faq
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