Hold the Pair and Eject buttons for about 15 seconds.

Press and hold the Pair button (located below the Xbox button on the console) and the Eject button (located on the front of the console), and then press the Xbox button on the console.

Wait for 30 seconds than plug it back to power.

To do that, get an empty four to five GB USB drive formatted with NTFS. Microsoft’s resolution for error code E101 is to update the Xbox One offline.

Thereafter, wait for the console to update and restart.

Select the Offline system update option with the controller’s D-pad and A button to initiate the update.

Next, insert the USB drive that includes the update files in an Xbox One USB slot.

Thereafter, the Xbox One should start up at the Xbox Startup Troubleshooter.

Let go the Bind and Eject buttons after the second power-up tone.

Then, with the Bind and Eject buttons held, press the Xbox button.

Press the Bind and Eject buttons, and hold those buttons to keep them pressed.

Unplug the Xbox One, and then plug it back in again after a few minutes.

Remove the USB drive from the laptop or desktop.

Then select to copy $SystemUpdate to the USB drive.

Click Choose location on the Copy to menu to open a Copy Items window.

Select the $SystemUpdate file and click Copy to.

Open the extracted OSU1 folder in File Explorer.

Press the Browse button to select a path to extract the ZIP to.

Select the Extract all option to open the window shown below.

Press the Windows key + E keyboard shortcut to open File Explorer.

Download the OSU1 (Offline System Update) ZIP file.

Insert the USB drive into a USB slot on the desktop or laptop.

Then boot up a Windows laptop or desktop.

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