The »errors.com.epicgames.common.server_error» is displayed when starting the game and, as indicated in the error message, this reveals a problem with the user's internet or a problem with the servers at the end of the game. developers.
Fortnite
What causes the error “errors.com.epicgames.common.server_error” and how to fix it?
We investigate and find the underlying causes:
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Server problem: the main cause of this problem is a server error during connection. The main driver of this is a bug with the Fortnite servers, developers often run into trouble when there is a bug or exploit on the server that allows users to take advantage of game mechanics. Therefore, put the server in maintenance mode to increase security and disable vulnerabilities. Therefore, when in maintenance mode, accessibility is limited, so this error can be triggered.
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Internet Edition: if you have an internet connection that is not stable or you have regular disconnection problems, error can be triggered. It is important that the Internet connection established with the server is secure and stable for the game to load correctly. This can also cause the error of 2006 in Fortnite and prevent it from starting.
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VPN: sometimes, if you are using a VPN to mask your connection, could trigger the error. This is because the server might mark your connection as suspicious if the location is being masked. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid using VPN.
Solution 1: Check the server problem
If the Fortnite servers are down, always update users on their social media accounts. If you are following any of them, you will know in no time. But if you don't have a social media account, may use some third-party services to inform you about the interruption of the service. For it:
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Open your browser and navigate here.
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Check the status directly under the name of the game.
Check game status -
If you say there is a problem, it should be a collective problem with the servers.
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Please wait for the matter to be clarified and check back from time to time.
Solution 2: Power cycle devices
Sometimes, accumulation of cached data and other data can hamper the capacity of devices and prevent them from loading properly. Therefore, in this step, we are going to turn off and on all the devices involved. For that:
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Disconnect power to all devices involved.
Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet. -
Press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds.
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Reconnect the power and turn them on.
Plug in the power cord again -
Check if the problem persists after restarting the devices.
Note: be sure to try using your mobile hotspot or other computers as an internet connection and see if that fixes the problem.
