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Once you have reset the console, try and offline update again. Follow the steps in the text above to reset the console. It should return to the system error screen again. Wait a few seconds, and power it back on. To get past this, hold the power button in until the system shuts completely off. Offline Update Stalls or Freezes at 58%Ī while back we started experiencing this after Microsoft released a certain update which included a major makeover. It will eventually return to the system error screen where you can try the offline update again. Then wait a few seconds, and power it back on again. If your system seems to be frozen or not doing anything, hold the power button in until the system shuts completely off. Your console should restart, and you should see a “preparing console” screen or similar. In order to do this, select “troubleshoot” from the menu, then select “Reset this Xbox.” Choose to “erase everything” and confirm. If the offline update fails and returns back to the system error screen, you may need to try a system reset first. Click the green check mark once you are ready to move forward to the next step.įinally, follow the directions for installing the offline update.įurther Troubleshooting: Offline Update Fails and Returns to the System Error Screen

Xbox ONE Original, or Xbox ONE S/X).įollow the directions to download the OSU1 file, and prepare the USB drive for the offline update process. Select “I need to update my console offline.” You will also need a computer or similar device with a USB port which you will use to prepare the USB drive for the offline update process.Ĭlick the following link which will take you to the official Xbox support website: Official Xbox ONE Offline Update Process To do this you will need a USB drive with a minimum 6 GB of space, and should be formatted as NTFS. Here you will have two options:Īt this point you will need to perform an “offline update” in order to tie the hard drive to your system. Once you have your replacement hard drive installed in your system and you power on your console, you most likely will witness your system boot to the system error screen. They are tied to their respected systems, and require a certain process in order to re-initialize them. Now manufacturers have devised ways to hard code or “marry” certain parts to each other upon factory assembly. There are very few Plug-N-Play components in gaming systems. The days of swapping parts out on gaming systems is in the past.