🎮 Game Error Codes What it means & how to fix it

Roblox Error Codes

Kicked out of a Roblox game with a number you don't recognize? Here's what each common Roblox error code actually means and the fastest fix — whether it's a ban, a connection drop, or a full server.

Error codes

267 Kicked by the game's anti-cheat / script

Cause: The experience's own admin script or anti-cheat removed you — often for suspected exploiting, idling, or breaking a game rule. It is not a Roblox-wide ban.

Fix:
  1. Rejoin the game; if it repeats, the game's script is kicking you on purpose.
  2. Turn off any exploits, injectors, or third-party mods.
  3. Read the game's rules — some kick for AFK or for actions like leaving the map.
277 Lost connection to the server

Cause: Your connection to the game server dropped, usually an unstable internet connection on your side or a server hiccup.

Fix:
  1. Restart your router and reconnect.
  2. Switch from Wi-Fi to a wired connection if you can.
  3. Close bandwidth-heavy apps (downloads, streams) and rejoin.
279 Connection attempt failed / timeout

Cause: Roblox couldn't reach the game server — commonly a firewall, weak connection, or too many objects loading in the experience.

Fix:
  1. Allow Roblox through Windows Firewall and your antivirus.
  2. Restart your router and try a different network.
  3. Try a different, less demanding game to confirm it's not your connection.
403 Access denied / you can't join this place

Cause: You don't have permission to join — the place is private, region-locked, or your account/age doesn't meet its settings.

Fix:
  1. Make sure you're logged into the correct account.
  2. Ask the game owner if the place is set to private.
  3. Check that your account age settings allow the experience.
517 The server shut down or you were kicked

Cause: The specific server you were in closed — it was shut down by the developer, updated, or the game restarted.

Fix:
  1. Rejoin — you'll be placed on a fresh server.
  2. If it keeps happening, the developer may be pushing an update; wait a few minutes.
524 Authorization error — you're not allowed in this VIP/private server

Cause: You tried to join a private or VIP server you don't have access to.

Fix:
  1. Ask the server owner for a valid invite link.
  2. Join the public version of the game instead.
610 Can't join — authentication/server list issue

Cause: A Roblox-side problem reaching the server list, often during Roblox maintenance or an account glitch.

Fix:
  1. Check the Roblox status page for maintenance.
  2. Log out and back in.
  3. Rejoin after a few minutes.
901 Content not available in your region (Xbox)

Cause: On Xbox, the experience isn't available in your account's region or your Xbox account settings block it.

Fix:
  1. Check the experience is available in your country.
  2. Review your Xbox account's privacy and content settings.
771 The place you're trying to join no longer exists

Cause: The game or place was deleted, taken down, or made private after you got the link.

Fix:
  1. The link is dead — find the game again through search.
  2. Nothing you can fix locally if the developer removed it.
268 Kicked due to unexpected client behavior

Cause: Roblox's built-in anti-cheat flagged unexpected activity in the client (often a network hiccup, corrupted files, or an injector/mod tampering with memory). It is a client-side kick, not a game-script one.

Fix:
  1. Check your internet and restart the Roblox client.
  2. Fully close Roblox from Task Manager and clear the AppData/Local/Roblox cache, then relaunch.
  3. Disable any exploits, mods or overlays; if it persists, reinstall the client to reset corrupted files.
529 HTTP 500 — Roblox service error / temporary outage

Cause: The client reached Roblox but the server failed to respond properly. Usually a platform-side disruption, common right after updates or during high-traffic events.

Fix:
  1. Wait a few minutes and rejoin — this is usually server-side.
  2. Check the Roblox status page for a known outage.
  3. Clear cache and switch network (Wi-Fi to mobile data) if it lingers past the outage.
272 Kicked — exploit/injector detected

Cause: The client was disconnected because an exploit or injection program was detected while connecting to the experience.

Fix:
  1. Close any exploit, injector, or third-party cheat program.
  2. Restart Roblox with a clean client.
  3. Reinstall if a mod left residual files that keep triggering the check.
273 Disconnected — connection issue or duplicate login

Cause: Multiple causes: an unstable connection, the same account signed in from another device at the same time, a ban, or a warning applied to the account.

Fix:
  1. Make sure the account is not logged in on a second device.
  2. Check your internet connection and rejoin.
  3. If it repeats, check for a ban/warning on your account in Roblox settings.
769 Teleport failed — handoff between places failed

Cause: The experience tried to move you to another place (teleport) and the handoff failed for an unknown reason. Thrown by the game, not a Roblox-wide fault.

Fix:
  1. Rejoin the experience and retry the teleport.
  2. If it always fails at the same point, the game's teleport script may be broken — report it to the developer.
  3. Clear cache and update the client.
770 Teleport failed — server full or place does not exist

Cause: The teleport target could not be reached: the destination server is full, or the place being teleported to no longer exists.

Fix:
  1. Wait and retry — the target server may free up.
  2. If the place was deleted or made private, the teleport can never succeed; report to the developer.
  3. Rejoin from the game page rather than an old link.

Fixes that work for most Roblox errors

  1. Check the game's official server status page or its X/Twitter — if servers are down or under maintenance, no local fix will help; wait it out.
  2. Fully close and restart the game and its launcher (Steam / Epic / EA App / Battle.net).
  3. Restart your router and, on PC, flush DNS (open Command Prompt and run: ipconfig /flushdns).
  4. Verify or repair the game files in your launcher so a corrupted update is re-downloaded.
  5. Make sure the game and your OS are fully updated — most 'version mismatch' errors are an out-of-date client.

FAQ

What is Roblox error code 267?

Error 267 means the game's own script or anti-cheat kicked you — usually for suspected exploiting, being AFK, or breaking a rule. It is not a Roblox account ban. Rejoin and stop using any third-party mods.

How do I fix Roblox error code 277?

Error 277 is a lost connection to the server. Restart your router, switch to a wired connection if possible, close other bandwidth-heavy apps, and rejoin.

Is error 267 a ban?

No. 267 is a kick from that specific game's script, not a platform ban. If your whole account is banned you'll see a moderation message instead, not a numeric error.

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