8 codesFixes from Roblox's help pages
Roblox error codes
What each Roblox error code means and how to fix it, taken from Roblox's own help pages and put in plain words. If many people have trouble at once, the cause may be on Roblox's side: check whether Roblox is down right now.
Codes
All 8 codes
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267: Banned from an experience
- Means
- The creator of that experience banned your account for breaking the Community Standards inside it. Roblox did not issue the ban, Roblox Support can't lift it, and other experiences still work.
- First step
- Message the experience creator on Roblox. All steps
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268: Kicked for unexpected client behavior
- Means
- Usually a network problem between the Roblox app and its servers. It can also happen when antivirus or other software overrides permissions Roblox needs.
- First step
- Check that antivirus or other third-party software isn't interfering with Roblox. All steps
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277: Lost connection to the game server
- Means
- The Roblox app and its servers failed to keep a network connection going.
- First step
- Force-close Roblox and restart your device. All steps
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279: Failed to connect to the game (ID 17)
- Means
- The Roblox app is having trouble setting up a network connection with the game servers.
- First step
- Force-close Roblox and restart your device. All steps
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- Means
- The app tried to reach Roblox servers but gave up because the internet connection was too slow or weak.
- First step
- Try a different internet connection, and contact your provider if it continues. All steps
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524: No permission to join this game
- Means
- You aren't allowed into that experience or private server. Roblox lists strict private server settings, not being invited to a VIP or private server, server downtime, and connection or device glitches as causes.
- First step
- In Settings, open Privacy and content restrictions > Visibility & private servers and change who can add you to private servers. All steps
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264: Same account playing on another device
- Means
- One account is trying to enter the same experience from more than one device at once.
- First step
- Force-close Roblox and restart your device. All steps
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- Means
- On a PC, the Roblox app opened from the website didn't start up properly.
- First step
- Uninstall Roblox and reinstall a fresh copy. All steps
Checked against Roblox's help pages on 5 November 2026. Each page links to the help page its steps came from.