XBox One X Will Suddenly not Read a Disc

It's a Xbox side issue clearly, I am happy for you, you can play all your games while I cannot play ANY. I mean ANY. I have tried about 12 of my games all come up with either:

Open tray

Unrecognized Disc

Play DVD (when it's a game)

Play Game (no image) > Proceed to start > Error: Unrecongized Disc

The DVD drive won't even play DVD's for god sake.

I tried deleting the installed games, but that didn't work and now I no longer have an option on Dashboard to install any of the games.

I have a feeling it's something to do with piracy of disc, and a piece of code is conflicting with the games disc. They seriously need to fix this, issue. If need be I can send you (MS) a image of all my games, discs, boxes, even manuals as evidance that
they are not pirated if this is the case.

/end rant.

On a side note, according to the Skyrim board where someone had this problem attempt to transfer your saves to a USB. One may fail, delete said failed transfer for that game. Clear system cache, restart and try again.

The Xbox series X will not read the MW2 disc, I have returned it and tried 3 separate copies of the MW2 disc, the console will play other games/discs and read dvds/blue rays as well. But will not read any MW2 disc I insert into the console. The disc will read on my Xbox one. I installed it there and network transferred all the data to the series X and upgraded all the data that was transferred but the console refuses to read the MW2 disc.

Hold up, how could a disc reader suddenly just double the reading speed it was originally designed for because of one game?

It actually does. I got the Series X this holiday at $349, and the same disc is working perfectly. I have determined that the Xbox One X disc drive is trying to read Cross Gen discs differently than Xbox One discs. The disc drive on the Series X doesn’t have this issue. You might need a new disc or you might need to send your Series X for maintenance.

Xbox One discs are Dual Layer BD-ROM discs 50 GB, which is pretty much standard now. In addition, the One S and the One X can also read UHD Blu-ray feature film discs. Neither the One S or One X can read BDXL discs, I don't know enough about the hardware
to say for sure if this is due to a hardware or software issue. Note that despite the similar storage capabilities, UHD Movie Blu-ray discs are factory pressed, while BDXL is a writable format largely for burning discs with a PC.

Despite the One S and the One X's ability to read UHD discs, they will not be used for Game media.