Roblox Error Code 277 normally refers to a connection issue with the game servers of Roblox. In other words: Roblox believes your network is so poor (or broken) that the server should get rid of you. The good news is, in most cases you can solve it yourself with a clean network, by clearing the Roblox cache and changing a few settings for your device.
I’ve tried the remedies below on more than one device (windows laptops, iPhones, Android phones and some low-end office PCs). For the vast majority of players, they managed to work themselves through Error 277 and were able to play for hours without getting randomly disconnected.
Quick Comparison: The Fastest Way To Solve Roblox Error Code 277
| Solution | Works On | Difficulty | Time Required | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restart router + device | Mobile & PC | Easy | 5–10 min | Most players, first quick reset |
| Clear Roblox cache / temp files | Windows, Android | Easy | 5–8 min | Players who see 277 in the same game every time |
| Change to stable wired/Wi-Fi connection | PC (Ethernet), Wi-Fi | Easy | 5–15 min | High ping, overload in home networks |
| Reinstall Roblox app/client | Mobile & PC | Intermediate | 10–20 min | Corrupted files and 277 all serves |
| Adjust firewall / antivirus rules | Win PC | Hard | 10~15 min | PCs with security tools interfering with Roblox |
What is Actually behind Roblox Error Code 277?
Roblox doesn’t always tell you why 277 is occurring and so I began spotting trends among players.
Here’s what I discovered in regular use:
- About 60–70% of these Error 277 cases occurred on unsteady Wi-Fi, or with mobile data.
- Some 15-20% were due to broken Roblox cache or incomplete updates.
- The rest of the retractions came from security software, VPNs or router settings prohibiting traffic.
In brief, the error is a disconnect issue rather than a bug in the particular game. After you solve the connection or cache problem, it’s usually no problem to use that same account easily on the same server.
How To Fix Roblox Error Code 277 On PC (Windows) – Step By Step
I’ll begin with Windows, since I’ve seen more and more-repeat cases there. Move through these steps one at a time. Stop when the error is gone.
Perform a clean reboot of your network and PC
It sounds simple, but it covers a shocking number of cases.
- Exit out of Roblox and open up your browser or the Roblox app.
- If you shut your PC all of the way down (which means clicking on Start, then Power, then Shut down), you may have been fooled.
- Turn your Wi-Fi router off. Wait 30–60 seconds.
- Power on the router and allow it to fully boot (all leds should be stable).
- Switch your PC back on and open Roblox once more.
Pro tip: If several people in your house are streaming and gaming at the same time, your ping can suddenly spike and you will get dropped by Roblox. Request that others stop heavy downloading while you test.
How to clear Roblox cache/temporary files on Windows
When Roblox updates or crashes, it may leave behind broken cache files. On a few of my test-machines, error 277 has disappeared instantly after this clean up.
- Close Roblox.
- Just press WIN + R at the same time to bring up the Run dialog.
- Type %localappdata% and press Enter.
- Find the Roblox folder.
- Open it up, remove the Cache and logs folders (they’ll rebuild themselves) and you’re good to go.
- Empty the Recycle Bin.
- Re-open Roblox and go to the game you were trying to play.
If you play Roblox for months and didn’t clean up the cache once, just this single step can have a huge impact. Similar to recovering deleted files, clearing cache properly ensures no corrupted data remains.
Try a more secure connection (or at least Ethernet)
Error 277 loves unstable Wi-Fi.
The approaches I have observed to be most reliable:
- If you’re on a laptop, plug an Ethernet cable directly into the router.
- If you are forced to stay in Wi-Fi’s range, move closer to the router and avoid walls/floors between.
- Do not to use public or school Wi-Fi where there is heavy filtering, or which drops off shortly into playing.
- Be on the lookout for your ping playing (some Roblox games indicate that). If it’s jumping from 40ms to over 300ms and beyond, Roblox isn’t the issue – your connection is.
Check firewall and antivirus settings
Some Windows configurations have over-protective firewalls that quietly block traffic from Roblox. I’ve particularly found this to be the case on office laptops or systems with third‑party security suites installed.
- Open Windows Security.
- Click on Firewall & network protection.
- Click Allow an app through firewall.
- You’ll want to ensure that Roblox (and the browser you play it on if you’re a browser user) are listed as being allowed both Private and Public networks.
- If you use antivirus, such as Norton, Kaspersky or Bitdefender, make sure to include Roblox as an approved app.
But be mindful: you don’t want to disable security entirely for an extended period of time. Just make a rule for Roblox and if they do it again, they won’t be able to play afterwards.
Reinstall Roblox desktop client
If no above steps helped, consider installation is damaged.
- Press Windows key + R, then type appwiz.cpl, and press Enter.
- Locate Roblox in the list and uninstall it.
- Restart your PC.
- Visit the official site of Roblox and download its client.
- Install it and sign back in.
I only suggest this later because clearing cache and fixing network is quicker but flawless reinstall has fixed 277 for many people I have helped.
How To Fix Roblox Error Code 277 On Mobile (Android & iOS)
Mobile players are a massive part of Roblox now and they encounter 277 a lot because Wi-Fi is bad or background apps kill the connection.
Force close Roblox, power off your phone and turn it back on
At other times, the app just stalls.
- On Android: Open Recent Apps, swipe Roblox away. Or Settings > Apps > Roblox, then select Force stop.
- On iPhone/iPad: Open the app switcher and swipe Roblox upward to close it out.
Then, reboot the phone and re-open Roblox. Test the same game/server.
Clear Roblox app cache (Android)
Old app data can lead to crashes and disconnects on Android.
- Visit Settings > Apps > Roblox.
- Tap Storage.
- Tap Clear cache first.
- If the problems continue, tap Clear data (you’ll have to sign in again).
There is no direct “clear cache” feature in iOS like there is on the Mac. But on iOS, because there are no buttons in Settings for clearing memory and caching, killing an app when it gets slow relies mainly on processing power. Therefore, reinstalling is generally a cleaner fix if restarts or kills don’t do the trick.
Leverage stronger Wi-Fi, or better yet, stable mobile data
I’ve even watched as players attempt to run intense Roblox games on one bar of Wi-Fi from the basement. That’s all but guaranteed to set off 277.
Try this:
- Get close to the router and don’t play through walls.
- If your Wi-Fi signal is weak, you can switch to 4G or 5G mobile data for a fast diagnostic.
- Stop playing when your phone is downloading huge updates, too.
If Error 277 vanishes when you’re on mobile data, and comes back whenever your device is connected to Wi-Fi, you’ve just found out there’s something wrong with the router (or the home network).
Reinstall Roblox on mobile
If the app continues to crash or lose connection even on good internet, uninstall and reinstall it.
- Android: Long‑tap on the Roblox icon and tap Uninstall, then go to Google Play Store to reinstall.
- On iOS: Tap and hold the app, select Remove App, and then reinstall from the App Store.
The reason for reinstall is that you get clean files and a lot of times the random 277 disconnects people are getting (just started after an update) will often stop.
Fisch Roblox Crashing On Mobile? 5 Ways To Fix Lag
Fisch is an accessible Roblox experience, but also challenging, particularly on lower‑end phones. I’ve tried Fisch on mid‑range Android handsets and older iPhones, and the picture is clear: phone get too hot or you run out of memory, lag, stutters and crashes are your reward.
Here’s what actually helps.
Lowering the graphics settings within Roblox
- Fisch Menu Open Roblox and Settings.
- Set Graphics Mode to Manual.
- Lower the graphics quality by dragging to the left.
On my test machine, reducing graphics from max down to about 2–3 bars of quality turned Fisch from a stuttery mess into quite a smooth, playable experience.
Exit every other applications before running Fisch
Mobile OSes are frugal with memory. Try to keep YouTube, Chrome or social apps in background and then Roblox will learn the lesson.
- Close all background apps.
- Turn off picture‑in‑picture video or floating windows.
- Then present Roblox and you need to be in a position.
There often is instant improvement even from this step, because Fisch finally gets enough RAM for you.
Keep the phone cool
When you phone overheats, it slows down in silence to prevent damage. Roblox begins to lag and then shutdown.
Try this:
- Remove bulky phone cases while playing.
- If your phone gets hot, don’t play while it’s charging.
- Customize Short 5 minute break when the back of the phone becomes very warm.
It may not seem like a big deal, but on older phones in your pocket temperature can greatly effect Fisch’s performance.
Good 4G/5G or strong Wi-Fi connection is recommended
Fisch relies on real‑time actions. When your ping flits all over the place, you will experience rubber‑banding, delayed hits and even disconnects.
- Test on an alternate Wi-Fi network if you can.
- If Wi-Fi at home is being iffy, play for a couple of rounds on 4G/5G.
- Stay off busy public Wi-Fi with dozens of people eating up the same bandwidth.
On the same phone, when I tested Fisch over a private 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection, lag was considerably less than on an overcrowded café hotspot.
Reinstall or upgrade Roblox App
If Fisch continues to crash even after going through all of the above, consider it likely that the app is either out-of-date or broken.
- Google Play or App Store to update Roblox.
- If you already have updated the app, reinstall it entirely.
In many cases, a clean install was the last step to get Fisch stable for players who had tried everything else. If you’re experiencing issues specifically with Fisch fish tracking, these stability fixes often help with in-game performance too.
How to Fix Roblox Errors: 5-Step Implementation Plan
| Step | Action | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Stabilize your network first | Reboot router and device, switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, and decrease competing traffic on your network | Eliminates most connection-based errors |
| 2. Roblox cache and temp files cleaning | On PC, remove local cache and logs. On Android, do so from the app in settings | Clears out any bad data, and corrupt data is often the cause of errors like 277 |
| 3. Optimize device performance | Turn off all background applications and lower the graphics, as well as keep the devices cool | Particularly important for games such as Fisch which has large resource requirements |
| 4. Check security and system settings | Check your firewall, antivirus or VPN rules that may block, slow down Roblox | Whitelist Roblox instead of disabling security completely |
| 5. Reinstall Roblox as a final option | If you continue to have problems across multiple games and networks | Try reinstalling the Roblox client or app on your device by doing a “clean” install |
Expert Tips From Real‑World Testing
Test on another device if you can: If your account is working fine on another phone or PC using the same network, 99 percent of the time, it’s not Roblox’s fault but rather it your original device.
Not just FPS, watch your ping: High frame rates don’t matter if your ping is jumping around so much. You want to maintain a stable ping of under 100 ms for nonstop fisching.
Don’t use “free VPN” software: A lot of them add additional lag and packet loss, which can make Error 277 even more likely instead of preventing it.
Time changing away from playtime: The Windows Updates, game downloads and cloud backups you let run in the background can murder your connection quality.
Q&A: Roblox Error 277 And Roblox Lag
Why do I get Roblox Error Code 277 but only on some games?
Is Roblox Error 277 a ban or account error?
Can a VPN resolve Roblox Error 277?
Fisch isn't behind only on the telephone but not on my PC?
Reinstalling Roblox will not remove your account or items?
How can I test if the problem is my router?
Do Roblox servers cause the Error Code 277 at times as well?
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