The “E102” error occurs when you try to launch a gaming console of your Xbox One. Actually, such errors arise at the time of launching or after system or OS upgrade. The errors that start with “E” letter indicates some crucial issue inside the process of your Xbox up-gradation process. This annoying error restricts you from launching your gaming console. It also prevents you from running it smoothly. The error code related to “E102” signifies critical issues with your Xbox console.
It is recommended to perform troubleshooting steps like reinstalling your system update process through offline mode, rebooting your console, or performing a genuine troubleshooting program.
Follow these steps if you wish to troubleshoot this issue:
Signing Out from the App and Log in Again
First and foremost, navigate to the “Taskbar” and then hit it to expand its search bar.
Now, enter “XBOX” into the search bar and then tap the “Enter” key.
After a while, the Xbox app will expand on your system’s display. Then apply right on your profile image located at the uppermost left-hand side section and then choose the option “Sign Out.”
After that, tap the “Sign In” option that will appear via the following screen.
Then, after a bit, your “Xbox” app will launch smoothly.
Running “Xbox” Troubleshooting Program
First of all, disconnect all the power cables of your Xbox console and make sure that it is properly shut down.
Now, wait for nearly thirty to sixty seconds, and after that, connect all the power cables to your “Xbox.”
Then, tap and hold the tab “BIND” constantly by navigating the left-hand side panel and then try to remove one of them from the front of your Xbox console altogether for about ten to fifteen seconds.
Note: It is recommended to hold down the “Eject” and “Bind” tabs simultaneously for about ten to fifteen seconds.
After that, you will listen to two power beeps. It is recommended to release both the tabs once you listen to the second beep.
Now, hit the “XBOX” tab to launch the troubleshooter directly.
Now, follow onscreen indications that follow on your display.
Running “Offline System Update” Tool
If the above steps didn’t fix your Xbox issue, then try this system update tool to fix it, but before proceeding further, it is recommended to make sure that your device fulfils the given criteria:
Make sure that you have a strong internet connection.
You are running with having at least a compatible USB port/ jack.
You must have a flash drive with at least four GB storage space.
Follow the under mentioned steps to troubleshoot this issue by operating system update offline tool:
First of all, you have to install the “Offline System Update” file.
When the download finishes, then navigate to the “Downloads” section and search for the desired downloaded file in the list.
Then, apply right click on the installed file and then choose the option “Extract All” by navigating the “Context” menu.
After that, make a copy of the file “$SystemUpdate” and then paste the same in the particular “Flash Drive.”
Now, disconnect your USB drive from your PC.
After some time, connect it again into the stipulated port/jack and navigate to the troubleshooter related section.
A troubleshooting window will expand upon your system, then hit the option “Offline System Update.”
Restoring Gaming Console through Factory Settings
In case the error didn’t fix by using the methods mentioned above, then it is recommended to restore the console to its default form, but it will remove all your stored games and Xbox settings. If you wish to run this action on your gaming console, then follow these instructions:
First of all, open the Troubleshooting window.
Then, select the option “Reset this Xbox” through the help of “D-Pad,” and after that, tap the “A” key from your Xbox gaming controller to verify the action.
Finally, hit the option “Remove Everything.”
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