Xbox Series X, Series S, and Xbox One console users have been experiencing issues that corrupt their games since the last console update.

Fortunately, Microsoft is already working on the problem and has provided an update. However, some users continue to express concern that the error keeps reoccurring.

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It’s unclear what’s actually causing the issue, but players are seeing a warning screen when trying to play online games.

Essentially, they are told they are not connected to the internet, even though they are and can verify this through the consoles.

Players are told that they need to manually update their console by going into Settings and then finding the System submenu to get to the Update section.

This information comes directly from lead engineering Eden Marie, who posted on Reddit that the new update “will help.”

This might actually solve the problem, but the update itself brings a small problem – it is currently only available to non-Xbox Insiders.

This means that if you participate in this program, you will have to wait for Xbox to roll out the update to you.

Marie said: “Depending on the ring, Insiders may not receive this fix for a few days. If you want to force the fix, you can opt out of the preview program in the Xbox Insider Hub and initiate an update. This will trigger a factory reset, after which you will be fixed and able to rejoin your Insider ring.”

Of course, such problems are not always easy to fix, especially since all three of Microsoft’s Xbox consoles are affected.

There has been no word from Xbox since this news, so many users will either have to wait or overcome some hurdles to update the console themselves.

Hopefully this is just a minor slip-up and everything will be back to normal soon.