What Is Error Code 600 in Roblox?

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All the reasons why Error 600 appears

Co-authored by Travis Boylls Reviewed by Stan Kats

Last Updated: November 19, 2025 Fact Checked

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What Error Code 600 Means

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What Causes Error Code 600

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Ways to Fix Error Code 600

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you are getting error code 600 when trying to access a Roblox experience, it can be frustrating. This error code prevents you, as well as any connected accounts or accounts on your network, from accessing the experience. This wikiHow article teaches you what error code 600 is, why it happens, and some things you might be able to do to fix it.

Why You're Getting Roblox Error 600

Error code 600 means you have been banned by an experience creator. The ban is not issued by Roblox and does not apply to the entire Roblox platform. You can still play other Roblox experiences. Contact the creator if you feel this is an error. There is no guaranteed way to fix error code 600.

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What Error Code 600 Means

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Generally, this means that an experience creator has banned you from their experience for violating community guidelines within their experience. Error code 600 is not issued by Roblox and does not apply to the entire Roblox platform. Therefore, you can still access other experiences and Roblox features.^{[1]
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What Causes Error Code 600

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This is the most common reason players receive an error code 600. Error 600 is a ban issued by the creator.
Since 2024, Roblox has introduced a new Ban API and alt-account detection tools that developers can use to detect ban evasions. This can detect alternate accounts and accounts from the same network connection and ban those as well. This means that if one of your accounts is banned, it may affect all other accounts you have as well. Additionally, if someone else who uses your network connection is banned, you might be banned as well.
In some cases, your account may have been inadvertently flagged by the Ban API or the alt detection tools, resulting in an unintentional ban.
There have been instances in which a developer used buggy scripts or malicious plug-ins that caused players to get banned unintentionally. It is possible your ban may be due to an error in the programming.
In some cases, corrupt files in your cache may cause you to receive an error code 600 or something similar.
In some cases, problems with your internet connection settings or firewall settings can prevent you from connecting to an experience, and you may receive an error code stating that you have been banned.

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Ways to Fix Error Code 600

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Since the ban associated with error code 600 is issued by the experience creator, they are likely the only ones who can do anything about it. If you feel you have not violated any rules or community guidelines, contact the experiences developer and let them know what is happening. You may be able to send them a message on Roblox, contact them via their community wall, or through their social media pages or Discord server.
If there is a glitch in your device or network hardware, you may be able to fix it by restarting your equipment. Unplug your modem or router for about 30 seconds. Then plug it back in and wait about a minute or so. Restart your computer or smartphone and try again.
Some Roblox users have reported that logging out and logging back in fixed the problem.^{[2]
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Clear your Roblox cache. If there are any corrupt files in your cache, clearing your Roblox cache can fix the issue. Use one of the following steps to do so:
- Windows: Press Win + R to open Run. Type “%Temp%\Roblox” into Run and press Enter. Delete all the files and folders within the cache.
- Mac: Open the Finder and click Go > Go to Folder. Enter “~/Library/Caches” and press Return. Delete the “com.roblox.roblox” folder and any other Roblox-related folders.
- Android: Open the Settings and tap Apps. Tap Roblox > Storage. Tap Clear Cache and confirm.
- iPhone & iPad: Uninstall the app and reinstall it.
- Game consoles: Uninstall and reinstall the app.
This can clear corrupt cache files and fix any errors with your installation.
If the problem is happening on your home Wi-Fi network, try using your mobile data network. You can connect your computer to your mobile network using Wi-Fi tethering. You can also try using a VPN.
In some cases, you may be able to access the experience using a different account. Try using a different account with a different network connection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Should I contact Roblox Support? Roblox cannot lift a ban issued by a creator. At most, they may be able to assist with some basic troubleshooting. They also cannot contact the creator on your behalf.
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Why aren’t any of the troubleshooting steps working? If you were banned by a creator, they’re the only one that can lift a ban. There is no guaranteed way to “fix” error code 600.
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How can I find out if someone was banned as a creator? You can check to see if any users were banned by running a request towards the ListRestrictionLogs API endpoint.