You'll have to just wait till it dries and hope it works if not I don't think there's a solution cuz you could have fried something

Lo wrote You'll have to just wait till it dries and hope it works if not I don't think there's a solution cuz you could have fried something

Yes I've let it dry out has been a day now still no luck.was wondering if there was any other solutions

Put in a bag of dry rice. Try that leave it for couple days Put the Xbox console in a bag pour rice in to bag. Seal bag shut

You most likely have fired something out you gonna have to get a new xbox

Tentacion wrote You most likely have fired something out you gonna have to get a new xbox

Not necessarily

Take the case off and to see if it's dried up, then you'll know if it's really broken or still wet. Stick a hairdryer on it

"Most electronics are not built to withstand contact with water. Water causes short circuits, power surges, and can destroy the magnesium which is in most machines. This is also why most warranties don't cover water damage, including the warranty for Xbox One. There is a very good chance that if your console has come into contact with water you will need to replace it at full price."

If it doesn't work after you try to fix it. Only 2 options are to buy another or contact Microsoft

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How on earth did you get your console wet?

Try taking it apart and wrapping it in a towel, that's all I got.

Streamah wrote "Most electronics are not built to withstand contact with water. Water causes short circuits, power surges, and can destroy the magnesium which is in most machines. This is also why most warranties don't cover water damage, including the warranty for Xbox One. There is a very good chance that if your console has come into contact with water you will need to replace it at full price."

If it doesn't work after you try to fix it. Only 2 options are to buy another or contact Microsoft

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Rice!