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Rocket League: "Syncing Failed"
Your device clock is off
Rocket League needs an accurate clock to connect to its servers. On Xbox it can also come from too many saved replays and training packs.
How to fix "Syncing Failed"
On Windows, right-click the taskbar clock, choose Adjust date/time, turn on automatic time and time zone, then select Sync now.
On PlayStation, open Settings, Date and Time, and set it to Set Automatically.
On Xbox, open Settings, System, Time, and toggle the daylight saving box off and on.
On Switch, turn on Synchronize Clock via Internet in System Settings.
On Xbox, delete old replays and training sequences to free space.
From Rocket League's help pages: epicgames.com, in our words. Checked on 11 November 2026. If the steps do not help, Rocket League's own support is the next stop.
More Rocket League errors and common problems
- Can't connect to serversOutage, region or home network trouble
- Game crashesMods, background apps or damaged files
- Low FPSDrivers, wrong graphics card or heavy settings
- Freezes on startupToo many pending friend requests
- Black screenDisplay resolution or HDCP problem
- Error 71Lost connection to Rocket League servers
- Load FailureSave data could not be loaded
- Save FailureGame could not write your save
- Version MismatchGame is not on the latest update
- communicating with the Epic Online ServicesWrong date and time or account problem
- NTDLL errorCorrupt save or cache file
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