When you are doing an offline factory reset or "reinstall" you have to be sure the version you are installing is the same or newer than the version you have installed. On the recovery screen the version that is currently installed is displayed at the bottom of the screen (ex. "rs1_xbox_rel_....").
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I've seen people having trouble with the updates not working because the download from MS gets corrupt also, but you can usually tell that when you unzip it (errors appear).
I have also had offline updates not install because of bad or corrupt hard drives. Sometimes reformatting the hard drive (restoring it back to original partitions and OS afterward) does the trick, but I wouldn't recommend this unless you are familiar with partitioning, hard drive setup, and running drive commands inside Linux.
You may also find a solution with this system error troubleshooting guide.
When you are doing an offline factory reset or "reinstall" you have to be sure the version you are installing is the same or newer than the version you have installed. On the recovery screen the version that is currently installed is displayed at the bottom of the screen (ex. "rs1_xbox_rel_....").
[image|1111351]
I've seen people having trouble with the updates not working because the download from MS gets corrupt also, but you can usually tell that when you unzip it (errors appear).
I have also had offline updates not install because of bad or corrupt hard drives. Sometimes reformatting the hard drive (restoring it back to original partitions and OS afterward) does the trick, but I wouldn't recommend this unless you are familiar with partitioning, hard drive setup, and running drive commands inside Linux.
You may also find a solution with this system error troubleshooting guide.
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