Error code E200/E202 every 2 days on Xbox One

Hello Quentin,

When you do the standard exchange for $130 If they are able to fix your console they will. If they are unable to fix your console they will replace it with a refurbished one. So if you have a limited edition, there is a chance that you will not get it back.
It all depends if they have any in stock. We recommend checking near you see if there is a Microsoft store then take the console there and let them know what you need and if you will get a limited edition back.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Brad

Ok, so i'm not gonna send it in repair. I've paid ~450$ for the limited edition and I have to paid 130$ to send it in repair, and probably get back a normal version. Like I said, on a forum we told me that the problem
came at 90% from the hard drive. Can I change it by myself ? There is no risk to be banned or thing like that ?

Try performing a hard reset EXACTLY like this. Hold the power button on the console for 8 seconds or until the power shuts down completely. Unplug the power cord from the back of the console for 5 minutes. Plug the power cord back in and restart
the console.

The issue for me I thing started a couple updates ago, when installed games from the store suddenly stopped working and would time out. Reinstall of games didn't change anything, so I did a factory reset and thats when everything fell apart. First started
getting E106 and other E10X errors. Then it started to freeze on the green loading screen, I tried reset with apps, and then I had to reset without keeping apps. It seemed to work, but as soon as I would power the system off it would error out. I've done
the offline update with USB, and it again wipes your apps and games, and I'm not downloading RDR2 at 94GB again. Nothing works, not power resets, not factory resets, and not offline resets. You're going to need to either get a repair ticket or get a new
system. Every time it comes back up and working I know when I power down for the night, the next morning I'm forced to perform a factory default. Sounds pretty similar to so many "older" Xbox (non-S and X models...forced obsolescence?) since some of the updates
they've pushed out.

Hi there Quentin,

Thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry to hear about the Xbox console. In reference, unfortunately we do not have resource articles to assist fixing it yourself. Unfortunately, the one thing that may happen, is being excluded from service. Please take a look
at the
Microsoft Warranty and Service - Terms and Conditions.

Hope this helps.