How to Replace Failed Xbox One Hard Drive with SSD

This video is a walkthrough on how I replaced a failed hard drive on a Xbox One console. This console started freezing during games and would sometimes make a chirping sound. It's pretty old so I had a feeling the drive was finally bad. One word of caution - make sure to use a drive that is 500GB or larger. If you use a driver smaller than 500GB (such as a 480GB drive), you might get a E101 error when performing the offline system update.

Links to parts used:
Sabrent USB 3.0 to SATA adapter: https://amzn.to/3o8E9I2
Crucial 1TB SSD I used for the new drive: https://amzn.to/3RG40os
Sandisk 16GB USB flash drive: https://amzn.to/3zaDf4k

Shortcuts to steps:
0:00 - Removing the plastics
1:00 - Removing the front panel
1:25 - Remove screws from the metal case
1:41 - Remove speaker
1:45 - Remove wireless card
2:04 - Remove the top metal case
2:21 - Removing the hard drive
2:51 - E101 error from drives less than 500GB in size
3:25 - Preparing the new drive
5:27 - Install the new drive
5:52 - Put everything back together
7:00 - Prepare a USB drive for Offline System Update
7:43 - Download Offline System Update (OSU1)
9:05 - Perform Offline System update on Xbox One console
9:44 - Run through initial setup screens