Gaming on Roblox is often a smooth and uninterrupted experience. It is after all an easy-access platform with non-demanding requirements. It is playable on almost any device you can think of and has an insane selection of games. But on rare occasions, you might stumble upon errors. In this particular guide, we will help you solve the Disconnect Error Code 279.

What is the Roblox Disconnect Error Code 279?

If you have the Roblox Error Code: 279, it means that you have a connectivity issue. This means that you cannot connect to your games as a result of an internet problem, network problem, firewall problem, or more. 

How to solve the Disconnect Error Code 279?

This is not an issue on the Roblox platform but something you can solve. Although there are many possible factors of the Roblox Error Code 279, there are multiple easy and common solutions to the problem. Here are some steps to solve the Disconnected Error Code: 279.

1. Check your internet connection.
2. Restart your router.
3. Restart your device.
4. Use another wifi connection.
5. Check your settings.
6. Check your anti-virus.

As it is a connection issue, you can start by checking your internet connection. See if your internet speed is normal via a speed test online. If your internet connection has the "Connected" status and have no issues you can proceed to the next step.

Restart your router which you can normally do by pressing the shut down button. After waiting for a couple of seconds, you can press the button again to turn the router on.

If the problem persists, restart your device. This applies to all devices, whether you're using a computer, mobile phone, tablet or any other devices.

To be sure that it isn't a problem with your internet connection, try to connect to other wi-fi sources. It perhaps solves the problem and indicates that something is wrong with your wi-fi connection.

Last but not least, check your settings and see if Roblox has any permission issues. It could also be that your anti-virus or any protection applications are blocking you from accessing the games on Roblox. 

Solutions from the community

If the steps above didn't solve the Disconnect Error Code: 279, there might be deeper issues that we are missing. Luckily, some people in the community have shared their experiences and how they managed to solve the error. 

1. Try logging into Roblox using the web version.

2. Use Mobile Data instead of Wi-Fi.

3. Go to modem settings and set the Firewall from 'Strict' to 'Moderate'.

4. Right-click on your Roblox Player application and click 'Troubleshoot compatibility'