Quick Summary
Error code 0x8007000E on Xbox generally indicates an out-of-memory error, meaning the console is running low on available resources. This often happens when trying to launch a game, download content, or perform other resource-intensive tasks.
Common Causes
- Insufficient Storage Space: The Xbox console might not have enough free storage space to install or run the game or application, leading to memory allocation failures.
- Running Too Many Applications: Having multiple games or apps running in the background can consume significant memory, leaving insufficient resources for new tasks or games.
- Corrupted System Files: Damaged or corrupted system files can sometimes interfere with the console's memory management, causing errors.
- Full or Corrupted Cache: A full or corrupted cache on the console can cause various issues, including memory-related errors.
Step-by-Step Fixes
Method 1: Free Up Storage Space Show Steps ↓
Step 1: Go to Settings from the Xbox Home screen.
Step 2: Select System and then Storage.
Step 3: Review the available storage space on your console and external drives.
Step 4: Delete any games, apps, or content you no longer use to free up space. Prioritize uninstalling large games first.
Method 2: Close Background Applications Show Steps ↓
Step 1: Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide.
Step 2: Highlight any games or applications running in the background.
Step 3: Press the Menu button on your controller (the button with three horizontal lines).
Step 4: Select Quit to close the application entirely.
Step 5: Repeat for all other running applications.
Method 3: Clear the System Cache Show Steps ↓
Step 1: Power down the Xbox console completely. Ensure the light on the power brick is off.
Step 2: Unplug the power cord from the back of the console.
Step 3: Wait for at least 30 seconds.
Step 4: Plug the power cord back into the console.
Step 5: Turn the console back on. This clears the cache.
Method 4: Power Cycle the Console Show Steps ↓
Step 1: Press and hold the Xbox button on the front of the console for about 10 seconds until it completely shuts down.
Step 2: Unplug the power cord from the back of the console and wait for 10 seconds.
Step 3: Plug the power cord back in.
Step 4: Press the Xbox button on the console to turn it back on.
Method 5: Factory Reset (Keep Games & Apps) Show Steps ↓
Step 1: Go to Settings from the Xbox Home screen.
Step 2: Select System and then Console info.
Step 3: Select Reset console.
Step 4: Choose Reset and keep my games & apps. This will reset the OS and delete all potentially corrupted data without removing your installed games and applications.
Warning: You will need to know your account login information! If you don't know your email or password, you might not be able to login again!