XBOX One S Manuel utilisateur
Set up your new console
If you have purchased a new Xbox One console and want help physically setting up the system
(positioning the console, connecting components, plugging in cables, etc.), select CONTINUE
WITH PHYSICAL SETUP below.
If your console is already physically set up and plugged in, and you want to skip directly to
digital setup (connecting to the Internet, updating the console, signing in, etc.), select SKIP TO
DIGITAL SETUP below.
Unbox the console
An Xbox One game system typically includes:
1. Xbox One console
2. Kinect sensor (optional)
3. Power supply
4. Power cord
5. Xbox One Wireless Controller
6. Two AA batteries
7. One HDMI cable
8. Documents (Quick Start Guide, manual, Xbox Live Trial card)
Step 4: Remove the protective tape
This tape is placed over the disc tray opening on the front left side of the console
Position the console
Make sure that the location for your console is as follows:
A stable surface.
Well-ventilated, relatively cool, and away from direct heat sources.
Uncluttered. Don't put other objects on, under, or right next to the console. An object on
the top right of the console may block its heat vents.
Poor placement
Good placement
Note The Xbox One console can only be placed horizontally.
Poor placement
Good placement
Connect the console to your TV
The Xbox One console system includes one HDMI cable. You can use this cable to connect the
console to an HDMI-compatible TV or HDTV. Here's how:
1. Find the HDMI ports on the back of the console. They’re flat, rectangular openings near
the middle of the console with another square port between them.
2. Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI OUT port on your console (the leftmost HDMI
port on the back of your console).
3. Connect the other end of the cable to the HDMI input on your TV.
Note Video output for the Xbox One console is HDMI only.
If you’re also connecting your console to a sound system, see Connect your Xbox One console to
a sound system.
Connect your set-top box to the console (optional)
Note If you don't have cable or satellite TV, skip this step.
If you connect the set-top box (STB) for your cable or satellite TV provider to your console, you
can control your live TV content through your Xbox One. Here's how:
1. On your TV, disconnect the HDMI cable that connects your TV to your STB.
2. Connect the cable to the HDMI IN port on your console (the rightmost of the HDMI ports
on the back of your console).
Connect the console to your router or modem (wired
connection only)
You can connect your Xbox One to your wireless router or modem to access the Internet through
your console.
If you want to connect wirelessly, skip this step. You will be prompted to connect to a wireless
network later, during digital setup.
For a wired connection, use an Ethernet cable to connect your router or modem to the
networking port on the right side of the back of the console.
Connect the console to a Kinect sensor (optional)
To connect your Kinect sensor, simply plug the Kinect sensor cable into the back of the Xbox
One console, as shown in the following illustration.
Note The cable for the Kinect sensor is 3 meters (9 feet) long. This is currently the longest cable
available, so make sure that your Xbox One and your Kinect sensor are close enough to allow the
sensor to be plugged in.
Connect a USB 3.0 external storage device (optional)
You can use an external storage drive to save games, apps, and console settings for your new
Xbox One.
Requirements
The external storage device must:
Use a USB 3.0 connection. If you’re using a USB hub, the hub must also be USB 3.0 or
later.
Have at least 256 GB of storage.
Have a partition. Typically, drives come with a preformatted partition. For more
information on partitioning an external hard drive, refer to the manufacturer’s
instructions.
Devices that don’t meet these requirements are treated as storage for media like music or video.
For more information, see How to manage storage on Xbox One.
New users to Xbox One
Once you complete the digital setup of your new console, your Xbox prompts you to format your
external storage device if you want to use it to store your Xbox games and apps. If you want to
use this device for personal media such as pictures, music, and video, you can choose to keep the
device as media storage and the drive will not be formatted.
Important Make sure you don’t have any important information stored on your hard drive
before you select Format for games & apps. Reformatting the drive makes all data already
stored on it unrecoverable.
If you’re not prompted to format the drive, or you choose to cancel formatting, you can set it up
later:
1. Open the guide and select System > All Settings > System > Storage.
2. Select your device, and then select Format for games & apps.
If your Xbox doesn’t recognize your external drive, see Troubleshoot external storage detection
on Xbox One.
Note Xbox only recognizes three external drives at one time.
Users upgrading or adding an additional Xbox One
If you’re upgrading or adding an additional Xbox One, using an external storage device can
make digital setup faster and simpler. You can back up your settings and copy all your favorite
games and apps from your original Xbox One to this external storage device. For instructions on
how to back up your settings, see Back up your settings.
Important Backups don’t include settings for things that might be different on your new Xbox,
such as console name or the ability to control a specific TV, cable box, or audio/video receiver.
Physical connections
There are three USB 3.0 ports on the Xbox One console: two on the back, and one either on the
front (Xbox One S, Xbox One X, and All-Digital Edition) or on the left side (original Xbox
One). Connect the external storage device to any of the available USB 3.0 ports. For more
information on using additional USB devices with your Xbox One, see Using the USB ports on
your Xbox One console.
Note As a best practice, make sure all the cables on the back of your console are gathered away
from the console so that they’re not touching it.
Plug in the power supply
1. Plug the power supply into the leftmost port on the back of the Xbox One console.
2. Plug the power cord into the power supply.
3. Plug the other end of the power cord into an electrical outlet.
Now that you’ve set up the console, it’s time to power it on and set up your system.
Begin your digital setup
Once your console is set up, you will need to power it up for the first time. You can do this one
of two ways:
Press the Xbox button on the front-right side of the console.
Press the Xbox button in the center of the controller.
Pressing either button will turn the console on.
Turning on the Xbox One console for the first time begins the digital setup experience.
If you powered on using the Xbox button on the front of the console, you will see an image of
the Xbox One controller with the Xbox button flashing. This is a reminder that you need to turn
on your controller before continuing. To turn on the controller, press the Xbox button in the
center of the controller.
If your controller does not power on when you press the Xbox button, you will need to make
sure your batteries are installed properly. See Battery options for your Xbox One wireless
controller for information about installing and using batteries.
Once the controller and the console are powered on, you should see a close-up of the right side
of the controller:
Press the Abutton to continue with your digital setup.
Select your language
The first step to personalizing your console is to select your language:
If the language you speak is not available, please select one that you can read in order to connect
your Xbox One to the internet and begin your first system update. After the update is complete,
more languages may be available.
For more information on how selecting your language and location affects your Xbox One
experience, see Languages and locations on Xbox One FAQ.
For information about how to update your Language later, see Change your Xbox One system
settings.
Select your language variety
After picking your language you will be asked to identify which region of that language you use.
Selecting the correct variety of the language you have chosen will help the Voice Navigation to
understand you better, as well as adjusting spelling and grammatical selection of text shown on
screen to match your expectations.
For more information on how selecting your language and location affects your Xbox One
experience, see Languages and locations on Xbox One FAQ.
For information about how to update your Language later, see Change your Xbox One system
settings.
Change your display settings (if prompted to do so)
In rare cases, the Xbox One console may not be able to automatically determine your TV’s
resolution. If this is the case, you will see the Change your display screen pictured below.
Manually select your screen’s resolution and press Ato continue.
If you need additional help with this process, see Using the Display Troubleshooter.
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