Xbox dashboard I accidentally deleted the dashboard on my xbox. Can I get it back or download a new one. If so, how??

1. From the Xbox Dashboard, go to Settings, and then select System.
2. Select Storage.
3. Select your primary storage device (most likely Hard Drive).
4. Select Games and Apps.
5. Find and select any items that refer to Netflix.
6. Select Delete.
7. Return to the Xbox Dashboard.
8. Go to Apps, and then select Browse Apps.

Try to clear your system of the most recent patch:
"Solution 6: Delete and then re-download system updates
To delete and then re-download the system updates, follow these steps.
Note These steps delete system updates that are installed on your Xbox console.

1. Press the Guide button and then select Xbox Home.
2. Select settings and then System.
3. Select Storage.
4. Highlight your storage device (but do not press A to select it).
5. Press the following buttons in the following order:
   1. Left bumper
   2. Right bumper
   3. X button
   4. Left bumper
   5. Right bumper
   6. X button
6. On the Delete System Update screen, select Yes.
7. After your Xbox console restarts, select OK to download and install the system update.
8. After the system update is installed, re-download your Xbox Live profile and try to sign in to Xbox Live."

You may also be out of hard drive space if you're using a 4gb internal model Xbox 360. If you haven't already, find yourself a compatible USB thumb drive to insert, format and use as added memory.

Download your Xbox Live profile
You might want to download your Xbox Live gamer profile in the following situations:

• You want to use your Xbox Live gamertag on another console.
• You have a Zune, Games for Windows, or Windows 8 Microsoft account (download your existing account instead of creating a new account).
• You accidentally deleted your Xbox Live gamertag from your console.

You can download your Xbox Live gamertag to any console. Here's how:

1. Press the Xbox Guide button on your controller (large X button in the center of your controller).
2. Select Download Profile.
Note Not seeing Download Profile? Press X to sign out of your profile.

3. Enter the Microsoft account associated with your Xbox Live gamertag. If you don't know your Microsoft account or password, see Find your Microsoft account or password.Note "Microsoft account" is the new name for what used to be called "Windows Live ID." It's the email address and password you use to sign in to Microsoft services (including Xbox Live). Find out more.
   
4. Now, enter your Microsoft account password.Note If your account is an Xbox Live child account, the parent's Microsoft account information is required to download the profile.
   
5. Select the storage device for your profile (for example, Hard Drive).
Your profile will begin downloading. Once your profile is downloaded, you can choose whether or not you want to require your Microsoft account password to sign into your profile.

To set or change the default language on your Xbox 360 console

1. Turn on your Xbox 360 console without a disc in the disc tray.
2. On the controller, press the Guide button to go to the Xbox Dashboard.

3. Select Language, and then select the language you want to use.
   

   Then format the hard drive to reset EVERYTHING. This will erase all data and reset all settings.
   

   To format a storage device

   1. Start your Xbox 360 console without a disc in the tray.
   2. On your console, go to My Xbox, and then select System Settings.
   3. Select Memory.
   4. Highlight the storage device that you want to format, and then press the Y button on your controller.
   5. Select Format.
   6. You receive the following message: This will delete all content on this device. Do you want to continue?Choose Yes to format the storage device.
   7. If you are asked to enter your console serial number, enter your number, and then select Done. This step helps guard against accidental formatting.
      
      The console serial number is located on the back of the console and behind the oval door on the front of your console.
   
   

It may be that you accidentally deleted your gamer tag. try recovering it from Xbox live. if you deleted your tag you may have also accidentally deleted your saves too which you cannot recover.

make sure you are signed into xbox live becuase the RE5 is going to have to update after that download. if you are maybe try deleting something else on your hardrive to make room if this still doesn't help call microsoft

there was a update a while back this year or last that changes the whole of xbox live gaming eg parties are now availible new channels inside xbox spotlight etc nothing to worrie about

Sorry timehrhart you've just copied a huge section from Xbox Scene forums without mentioning the Reset codes.

Back to the question - E71 is due to a dashboard update, most new Xbox consoles get this error due to missing a patch that was available to download when the new Xbox dashboard came about.

To fix this you have to clear all game updates and clear the console cache and update your console via Xbox Live. To do this on the old dashboard layout go to the 'System' blade and then Console / on the new dashboard go to 'My Xbox' tab and then go to the far right and choose the 'System Settings' and then Console and then go to the 'Memory' section. Press Y and enter this code - X,X, Left Bumper, Right Bumper, X,X.

You will get a message asking if you want to clear your cache, press Yes and just wait for it to do it's thing and it should come back to the dashboard. Now you have to update your console via Xbox Live and hopefully it should fix the problem.

If this should fail then you have to send your Xbox back to Microsoft for it to be fixed. Microsoft have extended the warranty of any Xbox to 3 years if it has the E71 or Red Ring of Death error, so hopefully you should be covered.

With the latest update to the Xbox Dashboard available from Xbox Live®, you can change the default display mode of the Xbox Dashboard from 480i to 480p. Connect your console to the component inputs of a 480p-capable TV using an Xbox High Definition AV Pack toview the Xbox Dashboard in high definition. To get the latest Xbox Dashboard Using a Broadband connection and the Ethernet connector on the back of the console, connect your Xbox to the Xbox Live servers. When you do so, the latest version of Xbox Live, including the Xbox Dashboard, automatically downloads. You do not need to subscribe to Xbox Live for this update to automatically download to your Xbox. But if you don't have an Xbox Live account, get one! To set the Xbox Dashboard to 480p Connect your Xbox console to the component inputs of a TV that supports 480p with an Xbox High Definition AV Pack. Start the Xbox console without a disc in the tray to run the Xbox Dashboard. Note If your Xbox console takes you to the Xbox Livearea rather than the Xbox Dashboard main menu, press the B button on the Xbox controller twiceto return to the Xbox Dashboard main menu. From the main menu of the Xbox Dashboard, select Settings. Fromthe Settings menu, select Video. Fromthe Video menu, select 480p. Select Yes to confirm that your TV supports 480p. Pull and hold both the left and right triggers. While holding the triggers, click (press in) the left and right thumbsticks. After a brief blank screen, the Xbox Dashboard will display in 480p. If you want to return to 480i, repeat the controller combination in step 7, or switch your Xbox High Definition AV Pack with another type of AV pack. Note The opening Xbox animation does not display in 480p, only 480i. To resetthe Xbox Dashboard to 480i Start the Xbox console without a disc in the tray torun the Xbox Dashboard. Note If your Xbox console takes you to the Xbox Live area rather than the Xbox Dashboard main menu, press the B button on the Xbox controller twice to return tothe Xbox Dashboard main menu. From the main menu of the Xbox Dashboard, select Settings. Fromthe Settings menu, select Video. Fromthe Video menu, select 480p. Select No to indicate that your TV does not support 480p to reset your Xbox Dashboard to 480i. If your screen appears blank or scrambled If your Xbox Dashboard does not display correctly while in 480p, it might be difficult to see the menus to reset your display to 480i. Connect your Xbox High Definition AV Pack?s green color-coded video output jack (the one marked with the letter Y) to the composite video input of your TV. Note The composite input on a TV is normally color-coded with yellow. Proceed to reset your display to 480i as described above

Using a Broadband connection and the Ethernet connector on the back of the console, connect your Xbox to the Xbox Live servers. When you do so, the latest version of Xbox Live, including the Xbox Dashboard, automatically downloads. You do not need to subscribe to Xbox Live for this update to automatically download to your Xbox. But if you don't have an Xbox Live account, get one! To set the Xbox Dashboard to 480p