ESO error 301 is troubling a lot of players lately and they are wondering how to fix it. The main reason behind the existence of this error is that the game client fails to connect with the servers properly. Without a proper connection, you won’t be able to access Elder Scrolls Online as the core gameplay modes are online only. Therefore, we will go through some fixes that will solve the ESO error 301.
Also read: ESO stuck on the loading screen on PS4, Xbox & Steam: How to fix it?
How to fix ESO error 301
You can implement the following steps to fix ESO error 301 on your system:
1) Restart your device:
The first thing you need to do is restart your PC/console. This will help you clear any temporary bug or glitch that might be the reason for error 301.
2) Power cycle your router:
You can also power cycle your router by unplugging it from the supply and then plugging it in again. Also, you can try hard resetting your router with the help of the instruction manual provided with the device.
3) Check the servers of ESO:
Make sure that the servers of ESO are up and running. You can do this by clicking here. For many players, the game was restored to a healthy status and the error was resolved automatically. So, you can try waiting for a few hours until the servers of the game are online.
4) Check the platform status of your respective service:
You can check also check the platform status of the service you are accessing ESO from. For example, if you are playing the game from Steam, make sure that the servers of Steam are up and running. The same goes for PlayStation and Xbox consoles.
5) Check your internet speed:
Make sure that the internet connection you are using has a constant speed. If your internet connection is slow, try switching to a different network.
6) Allow ESO through your firewall:
You can go to Windows Defender Firewall and make sure that ESO is allowed through it by checking the box in front of its name in the “Allowed apps” section.
7) Run the launcher in admin mode:
Go to the game’s shortcut file and right-click on it. Now, select the option that says, “Run as administrator”.
8) Set the compatibility to Windows XP Service Pack 3:
Go to the Properties of the game’s .exe file by right-clicking on it. Now, under the Compatibility tab, select the Run this program in Compatibility Mode option, and select Windows XP Service Pack 3.
9) Re-sign the EULA agreement:
You will have to go to the user setting folder of the game via your File Explorer and from there, change the EULA number from 3 to 1. After this, the game will ask you to re-sign the EULA agreement which might help you to log in. This fix was shared by a user, so it is worth a try.
10) Reinstall ESO:
You can also reinstall ESO to fix any issue that might be hindering the connection of the game with the servers.
On this note, we hope you will be able to get over error 301. Also, to get more updates in the world of tech and gaming, do not forget to visit Androidgram.