How to Fix Xbox Game Pass Error Code 0x80073d13?

Xbox has always provided great games for users to play but it has been reported several times that while installing certain games on the Xbox Game Pass PC app, they encounter an error with code 0x80073D13. The issue arises when the game downloads get stuck between 4.5 to 9.5 percent thus, creating an unfavorable experience for gamers to play their favorite game. The error notification is as follows:

What Causes Xbox Game Pass Error Code 0x80073d13?

We have listed down some of the causes of this problem after reviewing the user’s feedback and technical authorities in detail. This problem may arise due to any of the following reasons:

Solution 1: Create a New Partition

Note: This solution is only applicable if you have only one partition. Since there is a possibility of data loss, it is advised that you create a backup beforehand. For some reason, Xbox Beta App requires a system to have at least two disk partitions to install games. Therefore, creating a new partition has been reported to be helpful for many gamers online. Please go through the following steps to create one:

1. Press WIN+R on the keyboard. Type diskmgmt.msc and click OK.

   

2. Right-click the C drive in the grid at the top and select Shrink Volume.

   

3. Type the amount of space you want to shrink the C drive by. (This will be the space you will allocate to a new D drive later).
   Note: Do not choose the entire amount displayed in the size of available shrink space. You have to leave some space for system reserved files therefore, enter half an amount of the available shrink space to be safe.
4. Click Shrink and after a moment your C drive will be a bit smaller and you’ll notice a new unallocated section near the bottom. (This process takes some time to proceed)

   

5. Right-click on the Unallocated Space at the bottom right and select New Simple Volume.

   

6. Set File System as NTFS, set Allocation Unit Size to Default or 4kb, and click Next. You now have a D drive where you will install the XGP games.

   

7. Open the Xbox PC App, click your profile icon at the top, and select Settings.
8. Click General on the left.
9. Go to drive selection and select D drive as the games saving directory.

   

10. Try installing a game. It should now be successful.

Solution 2: Format the Existing Drive

Changing the filesystem from exFAT to NTFS has resulted in the solution to this problem. To format your existing drive properly, follow these steps:

1. Right-click on the Local Disk and select Format.

   

2. Set File System as NTFS.
3. Change the Allocation Size to 4096 bytes.
4. Click Start. This process takes time, so wait for it to format properly. This may fix your problem.

   

Solution 3: Make C drive as Default Drive

This problem may also arise when the default drive for new games/apps is not the main Windows drive. Changing it to the default drive (i.e. C) resolves the issue. To make these changes, follow the steps:

1. Click Start, type Storage Settings, and open it.

   

2. Now click on Change where new content is saved under More Storage Options.

   

3. On the top left select Local Disk C as default for saving new games/apps.

   

4. Click OK. This may fix your problem.

Solution 4: Reinstall Xbox Beta App

The problem may be arising due to an outdated version of the Xbox App on your computer. To download and install the latest version of the Xbox App follow these steps:

1. Click Start, type Apps & features, and open it.

   

2. Select Xbox Beta App and click Uninstall.

   

3. Download Xbox App from Microsoft Store and reinstall it.

   

4. Try launching Xbox App to see if this helped. This should finally fix your problem.

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