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Rainbow Six errors and common problems
Common problems people run into with Rainbow Six and its error codes, with how to fix each one, taken from Rainbow Six's own help pages and put in plain words. If many people have trouble at once, the cause may be on Rainbow Six's side: check whether Rainbow Six is down right now.
Common problems
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Can't connect to servers: Outage, router or software conflict
- Means
- When Siege can't reach its online services, Ubisoft says the cause can be your internet provider, how your connection is shared, or software on your PC getting in the way.
- First step
- Check Ubisoft Help for maintenance or an outage on Siege. All steps
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Game crashes or stutters: Old drivers, damaged files or background apps
- Means
- Crashes, freezes and stutter on PC usually come from a system below the requirements, missing or damaged game files, old graphics drivers or apps running in the background.
- First step
- Check that your PC meets the system requirements for Siege. All steps
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High ping: Game picked a far away data centre
- Means
- Siege picks a data centre for you based on ping, and sometimes it lands on one far away. On PC you can choose the data centre yourself in a settings file.
- First step
- Close the game. All steps
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Game won't launch: Ubisoft Anti-Cheat damaged or blocked
- Means
- Siege uses Ubisoft Anti-Cheat, and the game can fail to start when the anti-cheat install is damaged, game files are missing, or security software blocks it.
- First step
- Verify the game files in Ubisoft Connect, Steam or the Epic Games Launcher. All steps
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Legend Division locked: PC security features are not turned on
- Means
- On PC, R6 ShieldGuard Secure Platform requires extra Windows security features before you can enter the Legend Division in Ranked.
- First step
- In the game, select Play, then open the Security Requirements menu to see what is missing. All steps
Error codes
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3-0x0001000B: Connection to the server was lost
- Means
- Ubisoft says this code shows up when the game loses its connection to the server.
- First step
- Restart Rainbow Six Siege. All steps
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2-0x0000D00A: Matchmaking service connection dropped
- Means
- This error means the connection to the matchmaking service was lost, so you can't find or stay in a match.
- First step
- Restart Rainbow Six Siege. All steps
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Failed to load player profile: Local save file is corrupted
- Means
- Ubisoft says this message appears when the local save of your game is corrupted. You can fix it by replacing the local save.
- First step
- Close the game and Ubisoft Connect. All steps
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0-0x00000312: Connection through your provider was lost
- Means
- Ubisoft says this error occurs when the connection through your internet provider to the server was lost.
- First step
- Check Ubisoft Help for maintenance or an outage. All steps
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6-0x00001000: Matchmaking service connection dropped
- Means
- Like other matchmaking errors, this code means the connection to the matchmaking service was lost.
- First step
- Restart Rainbow Six Siege. All steps
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0-0x00001001: Lost the connection to BattlEye
- Means
- Ubisoft says this code appears when the game loses its connection with the BattlEye anti-cheat service.
- First step
- Restart Rainbow Six Siege. All steps
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2-0x0000C015: Connection to the server was lost
- Means
- Ubisoft lists this as another code for a lost connection to the server.
- First step
- Restart Rainbow Six Siege. All steps
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01102: Secure Boot not set up correctly
- Means
- R6 ShieldGuard Secure Platform shows 01102 when it finds that Secure Boot is not turned on correctly. Ubisoft lists 01101 and 01104 with the same fix. It blocks the Legend Division on PC.
- First step
- Reset the Secure Boot keys to their default settings in your BIOS or UEFI. All steps
Checked against Rainbow Six's help pages on 11 November 2026. Each page links to the help page its steps came from.