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Our Tested Methods To Quickly Solve Xbox Error Code 0x80830003?

Xbox Error Code 0x80830003 can be effectively addressed by eliminating local saved game data, along with several other solutions comprehensively explored within this guide.

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The Xbox error code 0x80830003 may come up when you are trying to install a new app or game on your console. However, removing saved local game data and running a soft reset are some effective ways to fix the error.

Those who get the error will see the following error message:

Error Message: We are not able to save more data for this game or app. Your Xbox is out of space for saved data. To make room, select a game or app in your games and apps collection, press the menu button on your controller, and choose Manage.
Xbox Error Code 0x80830003 Message Screen
XBOX Error Code 0x80830003 (Image By Tech4Gamers)

Key Takeaways

  • This error code indicates that your Xbox is facing a shortage of available storage space.
  • The problem originates from difficulties synchronizing cloud saves, insufficient storage capacity, and corrupted saved data files.
  • Effective solutions include removing stored local game data, executing a soft reset, or considering a factory reset.

What Causes This Error?

The crux of the issue emerges due to the following:

  1. Cloud-Based Backup Complexities.
  2. Lack Of Sufficient Available Storage Space.
  3. Corrupted Saved Data Files (Either Local or Cloud)

Also Read: Xbox System Error E102

How Can I Fix Xbox Error 0x80830003?

Before attempting any alternative solutions, it is recommended first to try the basics first:

  1. Power Cycle Internet Router.
  2. Power Cycle Xbox.
  3. Update Xbox.
  4. Clear Xbox Cache.
  5. Check Xbox Live Server Status.

When these fail to eliminate the issues, proceed with the other solutions we tried, such as;

  1. Remove Saved Local Games Data.
  2. Use An External Hard Drive.
  3. Perform A Reset.

Related: Xbox System Error E203

Remove Saved Local Games Data

The problem may lie in the game data, as it may have become corrupt. So, we cleared the locally saved game data to counter this error, and it worked. A few Forum users, like User SnackPack816 and User Durlcear, confirmed the validity of this method on different threads.

Here is how to remove saved local game data: 

  1. Press the “Xbox Button” on your controller to access the guide.
  2. Navigate to “Profile & System> Settings > System > Storage.”
  3. Choose the option “Clear Local Saved Games.”
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    Clear Local Saved Games (Image By Tech4Gamers)
  4. Afterward, attempt to launch your game using the newly cleared savegame cache.

Use An External Hard Drive

The internal hard drive may be low on data, thus leading up to this error. Therefore, we connected a compatible external drive and then restarted our Xbox, and the error did not show up again. 

Perform A Reset 

We found that soft resetting the Xbox solves this error. We performed an Xbox reset by keeping the games and apps, which proved effective. However, if the soft reset didn’t yield the desired results, there’s a strong possibility of an issue with the game copy itself. To address this, you might consider initiating a hard reset, essentially starting anew.

WARNING: Back up your data before a hard reset since it wipes out all personal data.

Furthermore, you can visit the official Xbox Support website and solicit their assistance regarding this issue. Be sure to communicate the solutions you’ve already attempted.

Also Read: 3 Quick Methods To Fix Xbox System Error E106


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