E100 error on many consoles

Hello @MartinDenialEs!

Thanks for coming to the forums. Sorry for the issue with the E100 error code. Sounds like there is a corrupt file somewhere on your console. We recommend to do a Soft Factory Reset. If it is within the OS this should fix it. When you do the reset select keep games and apps. You will need to add your profile back onto the console. However, if this does not fix the issue, please try an offline update to your console.

Reset your console: you can Reset your console from the Xbox Start-up Trouble-shooter.:

1. Power off your console, and then unplug the mains lead to ensure that the console is completely powered off.
   
2. Wait 30 seconds, and then plug the mains lead back in.
   
3. Press and hold the Pair button (located on the left side of the console) and the Eject button (located on the front of the console), and then press the Xbox button on the console.
   
4. Continue holding the Pair and Eject buttons for 10-15 seconds.
   
5. Listen for two “power-up” tones a couple of seconds apart. You can release the Pair and Eject buttons after the second power-up tone.
   
6. The console should power up and take you directly to the Xbox Start-up Trouble-shooter.
   

To reset your console from the Xbox Start-up Trouble-shooter, select Reset this Xbox. When prompted, select Keep games and apps. This option will reset the OS and delete all potentially corrupted data without deleting your games or apps.

Update your system: You can update your console using the Xbox Start-up Trouble-shooter. To bring up the Xbox Start-up Trouble-shooter, follow the same previous steps then Plug the USB flash drive with the Offline System Update files into a USB port on your Xbox console. When the flash drive is inserted, the Offline System Update option on the Xbox Start-up Trouble-shooter becomes active. Use the D-pad and A button on your controller to select Offline System Update to initiate the update using the files saved on your flash drive.

When the update is complete, the console will restart and you should be returned to the Home screen. If this happens, your console should function correctly now. You can remove the USB drive from your console.

Performing an offline system update .

Try this and let us know how it goes!

Those kinds of faults typically pop up after you replace the hard drive (which is not allowed). As self-repair violates the terms of service, we cannot assist you with this issue.

Updates do not work, they already told me that they do not make repairs to Xbox one fat so I decided to change the hard drive for a new one and Updates do not work and they told me that they do not make repairs to Xbox one fat so I decided to change the hard drive for a new one and I just reset to factory values ​​and nothing

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for your post. I understand you are experiencing an issue with an Xbox One original console throwing an E100 error when attempting to startup the console. To troubleshoot this, check out this article:

Error E100 - Xbox One.

I hope this helps.

Have a look at this page, it should resolve your issue

Error E100 occurs when you try to update your Xbox One console