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Good Day, Tried some solutions listed under a different post but that was abandoned and the fixes did not work.
The fix that DID NOT work for me was unplugging the console's AV/HDMI cord, starting the console, waiting 15 seconds, then plugging in that cord. Please let me know this this works for you.
Please list any other fixes you find and I will try to update this as I find solutions that work
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Hi Tom,
From what I gathered online, this error code relates to a hardware fault in the XBOX.
I would advise you to check this out and try the various fixes below, if you've tried these or if one worked, kindly let me know:
https://www.minitool.com/partition-disk/...
ArandomHitman
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Hey ArandomHitman, Thanks for the reply.
Uninstalling the hard drive got the system to boot, which I think isolates the problem to the hard drive. Only issue now is finding a suitable replacement and trying to scour the old, dying/dead hard drive for game saves and other data... I need to head to a store to try to find a way to get this drive connected to a computer, then well see the damage. Will Update.
Great, glad you got a solution. Feel free to let me know if it all works out.
@arandomhitman As I told the other Tom; Hooked up the HDD, Heard is spin up, opened up FATXplorer (another forums suggestion) and no joy. Searching for a replacement
What is curious is that it's appearing in Disk Managament as "Unknown" and is prompting to initalize, im assuming the security isnt allowing me to view the goodies inside.
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All you tried are totally irrelevant. E68 is HDD/southbridge related.
Try removing the HDD then boot first.
Your console will not recognize generic hard drives for its internal drive slot, only ones specifically programmed for it will work.
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I removed the HDD and she booted up.
Hooked up the HDD to my computer and used this program i found while searching other forums called "FATXplorer" but no avail. Safe to say the HDD is dead.
Any idea on where to replace this HDD in the modern day?
@apollofixes Find one of those original 360 drives on sale, or those WD drives modified 360 drives.
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