Roblox Error Code 529 – How to fix

When Roblox faces service disruption or platform-wide downtime, it can cause players attempting to access various experiences to run into Error Code: 529. These error screens can seem intimidating at times and often leave players wondering what they've done wrong.

Roblox "Error Code: 529" Explained

Whether you run into "An http error has occurred. Close the client and try again. (Error code: 529)" or "We are experiencing technical difficulties. Please try again later. (Error code: 529)," a 529 error typically relates to the status of Roblox itself, not the individual user. This means that, oftentimes, the issue is much more widespread and is affecting more than just your device—players around the globe are likely running into the same issue. To put it simply, a 529 error normally means that the Roblox servers are running slower than usual or are completely down.

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How to fix Roblox Error Code 529

Typically, this type of error can unfortunately not be fixed by the user—instead, your best bet is to regularly check the Roblox status page, which monitors statuses across the entirety of Roblox and updates accordingly when issues occur. There are cases, however, where this error comes to you as a glitch. If you believe that your internet connection is causing the 529 error, we'd suggest disconnecting and reconnecting to your wifi and then restarting your router. You could also try logging out of Roblox, waiting a bit of time, and then logging back in.

If these methods don't work, it's likely an internal server issue that only Roblox can fix behind the scenes.

Looking to learn more about Roblox error codes? Check out our comprehensive Error code list or our article that discusses All Roblox login errors!