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The Xbox Error Code 0x90072ee7 is an error that may be caused by a bad network connection or corrupted data on the console hard disk. “Xbox One Network Error Code 0x80072ee7” may appear when the network or the Internet Service Provider (ISP) has a problem. “Xbox One error code 0x80072ee7” is sometimes caused by a corrupted file. To resolve this issue, browse the Xbox storage device for a corrupted file and delete it. In addition, you may want to delete the cache stored on your Xbox, as this may also cause the error. The “Xbox One error code 0x80072ee7” is sometimes caused by a corrupted file. To resolve this issue, browse the Xbox storage device for a corrupted file and delete it. In addition, you may want to delete the cache stored on your Xbox, as this may also cause the error.

How to Fix xbox error code 0x90072ee7 ?

Solution 1. Check Internet connection

1. Turn off and unplug the console and the modem / router. Wait at least three minutes, then turn on both devices to see if it helps.

2.Check the Internet connection. If the connection is OK, go to the next step. If the connection has a problem, call your ISP.

3.Check if a person on the network is using a lot of bandwidth. If true, this could be the cause of the Xbox One 0x80072ee7 network error code.

4.If you use WiFi, use an Ethernet cable or vice versa. For WiFi, look for a better signal.

5.The connection can be protected by a firewall or by security rules such as parental control that can interfere with the connection to the Xbox Live server. This security may be only on the router side, try to connect directly to the modem. If it’s on the ISP side, try calling them.

Solution 2. Delete corrupt file and cache

Delete file

1. Press the Guide button on your controller.
2. Go to Settings Tab >> System Settings >>Selecta storage device.
3. Select Games and Apps.
4. Browse for files that are corrupted files and delete it.

Delete cache

1. Press the Guide button on your controller.
2. Go to Settings Tab >> System Settings >>Select

3. Select any of the listed storage device press Y on the controller.
4. Select Clear System Cache.
5. When prompted with a confirmation,select
6. Then, turn off your Xbox One unplug it for at least 30 seconds to flash out the memory cache.

Solution 3. Use a DNS

1. Go toAll Settings >> Network >> Network settings >> Advanced settings >> DNS Settings >> Manual.

2. Primary DNS: 8.8.8.
3. Secondary DNS: 8.4.4