After gaming, I disconnected my Xbox from the WLAN by pressing "Go offline". Now the device downloaded a game overnight and when I turned on the Xbox, it was connected to the Wi-Fi. Can you get around this?
Are you sure you are the only one interested in your xbox, because that sounds just too fantastic, the xbox that assimilates the network world and downloads games?
It is actually an advantage of the console that it can also connect to the Internet in standby. It can load patches and updates independently in the background with low power consumption.
It will only install a game itself if you have pushed it off yourself before shutting it down.
But of course there's also the possibility to prevent the whole thing.
Two options to be precise.
The simplest variant would be to hold down the console start button to turn it off until it goes out. It shuts down completely and also deactivates the Internet connection. But it takes much longer to boot up, similar to a PC.
Or you can go to the settings where there are two other ways to prevent this. Similar to the first variant, you go to energy mode & start. There you either choose to shutdown completely in the left column each time, which is awkward or set the console in the middle in energy mode to save energy. So she shuts down every time.
Both have the same result as the first variant with the same disadvantage.
Alternatively, if you would rather have the console in standby to start it, you can deactivate downloads in the background. To do this, go to Settings in the System and then Updates and Downloads. Here you can always uncheck the Always update my console and Always update my games and apps. This means that despite the standby function, no WLAN activities are activated independently in the background.
A download initiated before the shutdown actually runs in standby.
Likewise patches and downloads if the console is set up this way.
Yes, but if he did the opposite, it seemed to me as if his little sister or whoever was at the xbox
