Roblox Error 103: How to Fix [Full Guide]

Error 103 is one of the most common issues in Roblox. It can happen on every console but is more common for Xbox users.

Thankfully, there are many possible solutions to try out and they are fairly simple, so keep reading to find out.

In this guide, I will explain what is error code 103 in Roblox and showcase how to fix it.

What is Roblox Error Code 103

This error usually appears with the following message:

The Roblox game you are currently trying to join is not available. Error Code: 103.

Many reasons could be causing this error, most of which are related to account restrictions. Let’s examine all the possible solutions.

How to Fix Error code 103 in Roblox

Specifically, there are 4 possible solutions for error 103 in Roblox. Let’s examine them in turn, starting with the most likely one.

1. Age Restriction

The most likely cause for error 103 is that the account age has been set to 12 or below. Roblox has an age restriction where users must be 13+ to access the game.

Thankfully, Roblox is free, so you can always make a new account and set your age to be over 13 years old.

If you don’t want to give up on your account because of how much it may be worth, consider checking out our guide on how to find your account’s value in Roblox.

If your age is set to over 13 and the issue persists, move on to the next possible solution.

2. Allow Content From Other People on Child Account

If you’re facing error 103 in a child account, one possible solution is tweaking one setting from the parent account.

Specifically, this is an issue for Xbox players, since that’s where child and parent accounts exist.

To fix this issue, follow these steps:

Log in to the Parent account.
Select My games & Apps.
Go to Settings.
Select the Family tab and then choose the Child account that’s having the issue.
From the privacy tab, select Custom (this allows you to change privacy settings).
Find the option ‘See content other people make’ and change its status to Allow.
Lastly, restart your Xbox, log in from the child account, and see if the issue persists.

3. Router Issues – Port Forwarding

If the issue persists, there’s a high chance something is wrong with your router’s settings. To access your router’s settings, follow these steps:

Open any browser and type one of the two IP addresses in the search bar
192.168.1.1
192.168.0.1
Log in to your router’s settings by using the credential found on the bottom side of your router marked as Admin and Password.
Go to the advanced menu, locate NAT Forwarding, and enable to UPnP setting.
Select save all, restart your router, and launch Roblox to see if the issue is solved.

4. Reset or Reinstall the Game

Repair, reset, or uninstall Roblox from Windows App Settings.

If none of the previous solutions worked, there’s always the last resort that requires resetting or reinstalling the game.

If you’re playing on Windows, here’s how to reset the game.

Open the Windows Search Bar and search for Roblox.
Right-click on Roblox and select App Settings.
Scroll down and find the Repair, Reset, and Uninstall options.
Start by resetting the game and if it doesn’t work try uninstalling it and downloading it again.

For other platforms, uninstalling is the only option.

Since error 103 can be caused by corrupted save files, uninstalling can be the fix you’re looking for.

Conclusion

To sum up, that’s everything you need to know on how to fix error code 103 in Roblox.

Check your account’s age, tweak parent account settings, access router settings, and repair or reinstall the game.

If you’re still facing the issue, consider messaging Roblox’s official support team.

If these helped you fix the issue, consider checking our other guide on all Royalty Kingdom 2 codes for Roblox. There are also many Black Grimoire codes if you’re interested in gaining coins.

Did these solutions help you fix the issue? Do you have any other solutions to propose? Let us know in the comments below.

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