However, like any other device, the Xbox One is also not free from errors, and one of the most common ones is the E208 system error. This error occurs due to hardware failure or console operating system issues. In this guide, we will cover all the available solutions to eliminate the error right after discussing the causes of the issue.
What causes the Xbox One system error e208?
There could be various factors that could cause this error code to come up; some of the common ones are: SPONSORED
Corrupted system files – When system files become corrupted, the console may fail to boot up, and you get this error. Hardware failure – If any console component fails, such as the hard drive, you might get this error. Power surge – If your console experiences a power surge or sudden loss of power, it can lead to an error. Software bugs – If you have installed an update for a game with bugs, you might get this error.
What can I do to fix the Xbox One system error e208?
Before moving to the troubleshooting methods, Use the Dpad and A button on your controller to choose to restart this Xbox on the something wrong screen. If the error persists, proceed with the steps below.
1. Power cycle your Xbox One console
2. Use the Startup Troubleshooter
2.1 Startup Troubleshooter from the Something went wrong screen
2.2 Bring Startup Troubleshooter manually
3. Reset your display settings
4. Perform an Offline system update
To perform this step, you need a Windows computer and USB flash drive formatted as NTFS with 6 GB free space.
4.1 Download the system update
4.2 Update your system
5. Reset your Xbox One to factory settings
So, these are steps to fix the Xbox One system error e208. If nothing has worked for you, chances are your console needs to be repaired. You need to submit a request to have your Xbox repaired. If you have any questions or concerns about the error, please mention them in the comments section below.
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