If you have an Xbox 360 console and you turn it on and find that you have an E68 error, this article will tell you a bit more about it and the different options you have to fix it.

Typically, the E68 error is caused by a problem with the hard drive, and you can test this by turning off the console, removing the drive, and then seeing if it works properly.

You can also try clearing your hard drive cache to do this, you just need to enter a series of commands or press a button. You don’t need to worry as this won’t delete any of your saved games or anything like that. It will delete the updates you have made for your games when you insert a disc and the console informs you that it has an update to do, you will have to update your games again, but this will be done automatically when you play them again.

All you need to do is go to the system sheet and select the memory.

Once you have done this, press Y on the HD symbol and then press X, X, left bumper, right bumper, X, X once you have done this, you will see a sheet on the right side and it will ask you to confirm that you want clear the cache.

Select “confirm” and then try restarting the console to see if this fixed the problem.

If you still get the E68 error when starting up, you will need to repair your console and you can do this by sending it back to Microsoft and waiting a few weeks for another one.

Or you can repair it yourself with a good Xbox 360 repair guide, just make sure if you go this route the guide comes with a full warranty and also step-by-step videos to show you how to fix the problem.

I hope this article has told you a bit more about the Xbox 360 error E68 and that it will be working again soon.