My xbox dashboard.

That is very annoying, I'm fairly sure that there is a button on the remote that makes it go away. I had the same thing happen to me with a smart TV.

Yes this normally happens before you get the 3 red lights error, it means that the motherboard is warping because of the heat, and you will need to get it fixed.

You can send it in and they will fix it for you or if you dont want to wait you should use an Xbox 360 Repair guide that works!

make sure you have your router setup correctly. and sometimes it helps to have a static ip address. you can find more info at xbox.com

There is probly something wrong with tour connections n the back of your in your xbox

Can't help too much without knowing the type of router you have but, when the dashboard update occurred some xbox IPs were changed (last # in the sequence). Double check that this wasn't what happened, as it sounds like you previously did all the work for port forwarding. Check your network settings and compare it to your router settings.

You may very well have a bug in one of your saved files/downloads.
To fix this issue, what you will need to do, is delete your gamertag, basically to refresh your xbox HDD, then go to xbox live and go to RECOVER GAAMERTAG,place the email address you used to originally set it up, and recover it. this HAS happened to me once before, and this has a 99.99% of working, now before you start worring, you will not lose your gamertag altogether,....unless you forgot your email address. Let me know how this goes,
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I am wired from my modem to my Xbox and it signs me in but everytime I put in a game as soon as it gets to the menu, it says "Disconnected from Xbox Live". I press my Xbox button and go to the dashboard and it signs me back in again. Why is this happening?

When does this happen?  Does it happen when you put a game disk in (a game that has not been burned or copied to a dvd disk). Or does this happen when you put burned audio cd in?

With the latest update to the Xbox Dashboard available from Xbox Live®, you can change the default display mode of the Xbox Dashboard from 480i to 480p. Connect your console to the component inputs of a 480p-capable TV using an Xbox High Definition AV Pack toview the Xbox Dashboard in high definition. To get the latest Xbox Dashboard Using a Broadband connection and the Ethernet connector on the back of the console, connect your Xbox to the Xbox Live servers. When you do so, the latest version of Xbox Live, including the Xbox Dashboard, automatically downloads. You do not need to subscribe to Xbox Live for this update to automatically download to your Xbox. But if you don't have an Xbox Live account, get one! To set the Xbox Dashboard to 480p Connect your Xbox console to the component inputs of a TV that supports 480p with an Xbox High Definition AV Pack. Start the Xbox console without a disc in the tray to run the Xbox Dashboard. Note If your Xbox console takes you to the Xbox Livearea rather than the Xbox Dashboard main menu, press the B button on the Xbox controller twiceto return to the Xbox Dashboard main menu. From the main menu of the Xbox Dashboard, select Settings. Fromthe Settings menu, select Video. Fromthe Video menu, select 480p. Select Yes to confirm that your TV supports 480p. Pull and hold both the left and right triggers. While holding the triggers, click (press in) the left and right thumbsticks. After a brief blank screen, the Xbox Dashboard will display in 480p. If you want to return to 480i, repeat the controller combination in step 7, or switch your Xbox High Definition AV Pack with another type of AV pack. Note The opening Xbox animation does not display in 480p, only 480i. To resetthe Xbox Dashboard to 480i Start the Xbox console without a disc in the tray torun the Xbox Dashboard. Note If your Xbox console takes you to the Xbox Live area rather than the Xbox Dashboard main menu, press the B button on the Xbox controller twice to return tothe Xbox Dashboard main menu. From the main menu of the Xbox Dashboard, select Settings. Fromthe Settings menu, select Video. Fromthe Video menu, select 480p. Select No to indicate that your TV does not support 480p to reset your Xbox Dashboard to 480i. If your screen appears blank or scrambled If your Xbox Dashboard does not display correctly while in 480p, it might be difficult to see the menus to reset your display to 480i. Connect your Xbox High Definition AV Pack?s green color-coded video output jack (the one marked with the letter Y) to the composite video input of your TV. Note The composite input on a TV is normally color-coded with yellow. Proceed to reset your display to 480i as described above

Using a Broadband connection and the Ethernet connector on the back of the console, connect your Xbox to the Xbox Live servers. When you do so, the latest version of Xbox Live, including the Xbox Dashboard, automatically downloads. You do not need to subscribe to Xbox Live for this update to automatically download to your Xbox. But if you don't have an Xbox Live account, get one! To set the Xbox Dashboard to 480p