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I got this from the Xbox support site for your error code.

Error Code xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-8007-045D
A storage device (such as a memory unit or hard drive) was not found during the software update. Follow these steps:

1. Turn off your console.
2. Remove all console storage devices, including any USB flash drives, external hard drives or the internal hard drive on the Xbox 360 E console or Xbox 360 S console. Learn how to remove the hard drive.
3. Add your primary storage device, for example, the hard drive.
4. Turn on the console
5. Try updating the console again.

Here's the website if you wish to peruse it further.
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/system/software-update-errors

Post back how it works out!
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/system/software-update-errors

Hi

Possible cause could be a faulty or loosely connected USB accessories or Hard drive.
If you are not a technical person, I shall provide you step by step procedure that will assist you in resolving the issue or at-least finding out the cause.

Safety Tip :- Before disconnecting any device from XBOX, please make sure you have switched off and disconnected all the power cables from XBOX.

1. Unplug all USB-devices (like thumb drives, cooling fans, battery chargers, controllers) and memory units and turn on XBOX. (If it works then the possible explanation for this issue would be that one of these devices was loosely connected.)
2. If this does not fix the issue, you will have to remove the HDD from the XBOX and reseat it(Plug it back.). (To remove the HDD , press the button on the HDD and remove the HDD, To remove the HDD from a "Slim" Xbox 360, open the HDD door and pull the HDD out of the console. If there is no HDD, that means the your XBOX is defective.

For further assistance follow this link.
https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-360/errors/error-code-e68

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If you have forgotten your pass code, and if you have to remove it to sign into Xbox LIVE, follow these steps:

Note The following steps apply only to Xbox LIVE online profiles. When you delete an offline profile, you lose any Gamerscore that is associated with the profile. You also lose achievements and statistics that are associated with the profile.

1. Delete the profile for which you forgot the pass code. To delete a profile, follow these steps:
   1. Go to the Settings hub and select System.
   2. Select Storage.
   3. Select the memory device on which your profile is stored.
   4. Select Gamer Profiles.
   5. Select the profile that you want to delete.
   6. Select Delete. When you are prompted, select Delete Profile Only.
2. Press the Guide button and select Download Profile.
3. Follow on-screen instructions to download your Xbox LIVE profile.
4. If you want to set the pass code again, follow the steps to set an Xbox LIVE pass code.

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This is occurring because your Xbox is trying to use your old credit card information and not the new code you are submitting. Clear the data by logging into xbox.com and removing all your previous credit card information or by calling xbox support. Hope that helps.

If you have forgotten your pass code, and if you have to remove it to sign into Xbox LIVE, follow these steps:

Note The following steps apply only to Xbox LIVE online profiles. When you delete an offline profile, you lose any Gamerscore that is associated with the profile. You also lose achievements and statistics that are associated with the profile.

1. Delete the profile for which you forgot the pass code. To delete a profile, follow these steps:
   1. In the My Xbox area, select System Settings.
   2. Select Memory.
   3. Select the memory device on which your profile is stored.
   4. Select Gamer Profiles.
   5. Select the profile that you want to delete.
   6. Select Delete. When you are prompted, select Delete Profile Only.
2. In the Xbox LIVE section of the Xbox Dashboard, select Recover Gamertag from Xbox Live.
3. Select Yes when you receive the following message: To join Xbox LIVE, you must exit your current session.
4. Enter the gamertag for which you want to remove the pass code, and then select Done.
5. Select Next.
6. In the E-mail Address section, type the Windows Live ID credentials (the e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to the Windows Live ID) that are associated with your gamertag, and then select Done.
7. Enter the password for the Windows Live ID account, and then select Done.
8. Select Sign In.
9. If you want to set the pass code again, follow the steps to set an Xbox LIVE pass code.

This behavior occurs when an Xbox 360 Hard Drive hardware failure occurs.
1. Turn off the console.
2. Remove the hard drive. For more information about how to attach or remove the Xbox 360 Hard Drive
3. Reattach the hard drive, and then turn on the console.
4. Obtain the latest automatic update for the Xbox 360. To do this, connect to Xbox Live.
5. If you continue to experience this behavior, contact Xbox Customer Service.

http://www.xbox.com

020 7365 9792
or 0800 587 1102
Hearing Impaired (TTY device):
0800 587 1103

Above UK offices
US office below:

• Toll free: (800) 4MY-XBOX
• Direct dial: (425) 635-7180
• Hearing impaired (TDD device): (866) 740-9269 or (425) 635-7102

there's a possible hard drive issue on this.
try the ff:
-turn off your xbox
-remove your hdd from the xbox
-turn on the xbox while the hdd is removed
-if you're still getting the sme error code, your xbox needs to be repaired/replaced

-=hope that your xbox is still under warranty=- ^^

error 68 means that the xbox has insufficient power to operate. make sure it is directly plugged into the wall. try removing accessories on your xbox like intercoolers and USB devices.