Error e105 hard drive change, im insider

There is currently very little documentation on error E105 as of this post, but a couple of sources point to a dead hard drive.

If you are hearing a repetitive pattern of clicking inside the Xbox, then it's indeed hard drive failure. As the hard drive is not meant to be a user-serviceable piece, this will require sending your console in for repair. (Schedule
a repair)

Hi XBF Javier R,

Thanks for replying, I really appreciate it, I have been using that website, I usually get the E105 error, but today I got the E105 and E102. I got E102 after the xbox was resetting. I finally got it sorted just now and it happens at least 3 times a month but
all this began exactly after the last update while I was with the Insider program, I left the Insider program but it keeps happening.

Would this be a sign that the hard drive is failing?, and if so, how do you replace a hard drive as I presume you can't just put in a normal hard drive in.

Thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it.

Hi there,

I'm not sure this is about the external hard drive, since save games are, as far as I know, saved on the internal drive (reserved space).

But if you want to be sure, try moving a game to the internal drive an see if the same happens for the game.

An E105 error can be related to hard drive issues.

Regarding that E105 error if it happens again please see the steps for E105 on this trouble shooting page, it has all the steps to try regarding this error code:

http://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/console/system-updates-solution

Since you already tried resetting it to factory defaults it might be an hardware related issue

If all fails you will either need to set up a repair or contact Xbox Support like mentioned on that troubleshooting page. When contacting Xbox Support use either the Phone option or the Microsoft Support Chat option on
http://support.xbox.com/contact-us

The internet is wireless. I have very good connection. I have an Xbox 360 and have NEVER had any problems like I do with the Xbox One.

Yes, right now I'm getting an E105 error.

I'll check out the reset.

Could something be wrong with the hard drive? The console is brand new. I hate to think that the hard drive is already kaputz.

I have an original Xbox one console. I do not remember if I am enrolled in the insider program at the moment as I haven’t been able to access the console for a while. I was originally fixing an error e101 but it began to swap between e102 and e105. I do not own an external storage drive for the console.