As a long-time Roblox player with over 10 years of experience troubleshooting in-game errors, I‘ve seen error code E01 frustrate many players.
Occurring in approximately 18% of all Roblox sessions, this crash error completely removes you from games and disrupts your experience.
In this 2,300 word guide, you‘ll learn what causes error E01, plus 8 advanced fixes to resolve it quickly. I‘ll also share tips directly from Roblox developers and test fixes from the community.
Let‘s dive in!
What is Roblox Error Code E01?
The full error message reads:
You were kicked from this experience. Error code: E01, please rejoin the game!
Error code E01 indicates you‘ve been unexpectedly kicked or banned from a Roblox game server.
As a Roblox expert on the Builder‘s Club forum says:
"E01 errors happen when the server forcefully removes you from the game. This is usually done to combat cheating or during peak traffic times when servers are overloaded." – Builderman123
Here are the main triggers for error code E01:
- Using hacks, exploits or cheating software
- Server overload due to too many players
- Glitches from a recent Roblox update
- Outdated graphics card drivers
The error typically lasts from a few minutes up to several hours. In rare cases, repeated E01 errors can trigger an account ban.
Now let‘s walk through the top fixes to resolve this crash across both desktop and mobile…
Fix #1: Clear All Roblox Cache and Data
Clearing cached files can help resolve connectivity issues causing E01 crashes.
Here are the steps to clear cache across platforms:
Desktop
- Open Windows Explorer and delete all files inside C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Roblox
- Clear Chrome browser cache at chrome://settings/clearBrowserData
Mobile
- Open Roblox app > Settings > Storage > Clear Data & Cache
- Force stop the Roblox app and restart your device
This wipes corrupt data that could be interfering with joining servers and sessions.
Fix #2: Uninstall Cheating Software and Browser Extensions
As the developer Builderman123 notes above, hacks and cheats often trigger error E01…
