Xbox One X System errors and Unsaveable data

PtoStk · Oct 2, 2019

My Xbox One X has been showing some very frustrating problems recently. Whenever I attend to save a game on my console or a game autosaves, I'm greeted with a
"There is a problem with your saved games" popup, and am told to go to my settings to clear local save data. When I enter my settings,
the storage category is selectable but there are no options that I can choose within. I must first force close the settings app, and then re enter to delete local data. After I delete local data, I'm told that my console will restart.
When my console turns back on, I'm either greeted with system error E105, or E200. I select the option to restart my console, and then am greeted with E102. I select the option to "Restart this Xbox" - Nothing changes after
the restart. I select "Reset this Xbox" - Which usually does nothing to fix the problem, even when I Remove everything. The console still boots up to the system error E102.
I am unable to use an offline system update, and it tells me that my OS version is :

"18362.6065.amd64fre.19h1_release_xbox_dev_1908.190807-1720"

I believe that I'm unable to update offline because I was in the Xbox Insider program but I have unenrolled about a month ago because this has happened a few times around then. This problem has been happening nearly every day for the past few weeks and is
very aggravating to deal with.

What can I do to fix my problem?

Does it need to be sent in to Microsoft to be checked out?

I'm worried that when I send the console in nothing will happen and I'll get the same error over and over. I'm sick of it! I bought the console brand new and haven't even owned it for a year, yet it has already given me more problems than anything else I
own. I recently had to send an Xbox One S in to MS to be fixed, and it was bought the same day as my X. I'm not sure what to do anymore, any assistance is appreciated.

:)

PtoStk

Hi. Well as it seems, your game saves are generally saved in your cloud storage. You can try the main troubleshooting. Try replugging your router, rebooting your console, redownloading your profile and such.

Ive tried unplugging and restarting my router, and have removed/redownloaded my profile several times to no avail. Restarting my console has brought me to the E105 or E200 error which then leads me into an E102 loop for hours

PtoStk

Hi, You Remove the Insider Version and the Problem Persist? You tried use a USB Storage to Test? I Know with the more usual problem in Xbox One X is the Storage, if you don't tried use USB storage try and live we Know

I've left the insider program, and have unenrolled from all system updates from them. I've tried keeping games on an external hard drive and it doesn't seem to help at all. The option to update via USB drive is completely blocked out also

XBF Amber M

Hey there,

We will be locking this older thread due to it being revived by a new post. If the issue is
on going, we recommend creating a new thread
detailing the issue at hand and any troubleshooting steps (if any) you’ve tried so far. We will be more than happy to answer any questions.

Thank you!

CamRothnie

I have been having the same exact issues as the original poster. It was after a recent update in October that my Xbox One X started experiencing issues. I actually had the console replaced with a brand new unit and within days I had the same problems.
A BRAND NEW UNIT. This included:

- Dashboard lag and problems with signing into profile

- Start up errors E105 and E102 even after selecting Factory Reset

- "There is a problem with your saved games" popup

I want to know where we can get some answers about this. I really want to speak to engineers or developers at this point. The flagship model for the brand has literally turned into a steaming pile of garbage. Its unusable
and nobody at Microsoft has an answer for it. We are not told was is fixed during servicing, which is strange.

This just all looks horrible on Microsoft. I feel betrayed as a customer and I never want to buy a Microsoft product again. I have Playstation 2 consoles that are 20 years
old and work flawlessly.

Someone please provide some helpful answers beyond "Have you tried resetting?". This doesn't help at all. Read that again. Resetting or getting a new console does not help.

Radiant Sword X

Hi. Well as it seems, your game saves are generally saved in your cloud storage. You can try the main troubleshooting. Try replugging your router, rebooting your console, redownloading your profile and such.

Xbox One X System errors and Unsaveable data