Fix 0xd05e0126 Xbox Error Code

If you see error code 0xd05e0126 while updating a game or an app on Xbox, then read this post to know how to fix the issue. A few users have encountered error 0xd05e0126 while trying to install an update to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Conan Exiles, FIFA 22, Minecraft Dungeons, etc., on their Xbox gaming console.

According to the users, the update stops all of a sudden at a certain percentage, and it won’t install any further. If the same error code is preventing you from updating an Xbox game or app, and the game or the app is not loading without the update, then you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we will show you how to successfully resolve Xbox Error Code 0xd05e0126 using some simple tips.

Fix Xbox Error Code 0xd05e0126

Error 0xd05e0126 may appear if there’s a temporary glitch in Xbox Live services. To check this, visit the Xbox status page. If you see there’s a limited or major outage on the game or app servers, you might need to wait for some time till Xbox fixes the server issue on its end. If all the Xbox services are up and running, use these solutions to fix 0xd05e0126 Xbox error code:

Cancel the update and try again.
Try a different storage device.
Reset your Xbox console to factory defaults.
Free up hard drive space.

Let us see these in detail.

1] Cancel the update and try again

Start by canceling the ongoing update and retry updating the game or app.

Press the Xbox button on your Xbox console. A side menu (Xbox Guide) will open up. Go to My games & apps. Next, click on See all > Manage Queue Updates.

Go to the Queue section in the right panel. Click on the Cancel all button to cancel the stuck updates. Next, click on the Clear the queue button to confirm your action.

After clearing the queue, your game would load. If you again see the update needed prompt, try installing the update again.

2] Try a different storage device

The internal storage drive on an Xbox console is limited to 500 GB or 1 TB. If the game or the app uses a lot of space and you do not have enough space left on your internal storage drive, you may encounter error 0xd05e0126. In that case, try transferring the game or app to an external storage device and see if it helps.

For this, you might need to set up a new hard drive (if you haven’t done it already) and then transfer the game or app from your internal drive to the external drive.

Open the Guide by pressing the Xbox button on your console. Go to My games & apps > See all > Games. Select the game, press the menu button on your Xbox controller, and select Manage game and add-ons. Select the game box in the top-right corner and choose the Move or copy option. Select the checkbox for the game or app, choose the external drive, and click on the Move selected option.

3] Reset your Xbox console to factory defaults

If the error continues to show up, try resetting your console to factory defaults, while preserving your games and apps. Follow these steps to factory reset your Xbox console:

Press the Xbox button to open the guide.
Go to Profile & system > Settings > System > Console info.
Select Reset console.
On the next screen, select Reset and keep my games & apps. This will delete all corrupted data and reset the Xbox OS without deleting your games or apps.

Note: If you’ve been offline for some time, make sure to connect to the Xbox services before resetting your Xbox console. This will sync everything on your Xbox console, including your accounts, saved games, settings, etc., to the Xbox network.

4] Free up hard drive space

You may also free up the hard drive space by removing unused games from your Xbox console.

Open the Guide by pressing the Xbox button. Go to Profile & system > Settings > System > Storage.

You will see 2 options on the Manage storage devices screen: Clear local saved games and Clear local Xbox 360 storage. Use the first option to delete unused games from your local drive and the second option to delete unused Xbox 360 games from your local drive. None of these options affect the games stored in the Xbox cloud.

I hope this helps.

Also Read: Installation stopped error when installing games on Xbox.

What is error code 0x80070057 on Xbox?

Error Code 0x80070057 is an Xbox error that users encounter when they try to install a game or an app on an SSD (Solid State Drive). The error indicates that the storage on your SSD is either full or not properly partitioned. The error may also be transient, so wait for 1-2 hours and then try installing the game or app. If it continues to show up, install the game or app on your primary hard drive.

How to hard reset Xbox?

To hard reset your Xbox console, press and hold the Xbox button in front of your console for at least 10 seconds. Release the button after the light on the button shuts off. Then disconnect the power cable and wait for another 10 seconds. Reconnect the cable and turn the console back on.