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This option will reinstall the operating system (Windows 10) again from scratch on your console without removing any apps, games or settings.

Select Keep games and apps and press A.

Using your Xbox One wireless controller, select Troubleshoot on the “Something went wrong” screen and press A.

Using your Xbox One wireless controller, select the offline system update option on the troubleshooting page and press A to begin the update process.

Connect the USB flash drive to your console.

When you hear the power-on tones, release the Bind and Eject buttons and the Xbox One Startup Troubleshooter will load.

Continue holding the Bind and Eject buttons for about 15 seconds.

Hold down the Bind button (the one on the left side) and the Eject button located on the front, and press the Xbox button on the console.

Wait about 30 seconds and reconnect the power cord.

Disconnect the power cord from the console to make sure it is completely turned off.

Disconnect the network cable from the console.

Install Offline System Update using the Xbox Startup Troubleshooter

Disconnect the USB flash drive from your PC.

Unzip the file by right-clicking on the file and selecting Extract All from the popup menu.

Download the OSU1 offline system update file.

Connect your empty, NTFS-formatted USB flash drive to your Windows 11.

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Osu1 update file