Although millions of players are enjoying the latest first-person shooter game and engaging with immersive gameplay, some bugs and errors disrupt the overall gaming fun. One of the common errors reported by a lot of players is the error code 2901. This specific error code appears with the error message “Lobby not found”. Due to this error, players are unable to join the game session. According to players, the error code 2901 appears in Black ops 6 when players attempt to find a match with friends. Thankfully, there are several steps you can take to resolve this error. Are you also receiving the same error? Worry not and try all workarounds mentioned here in this guide so that you can get back to action.
How to Fix Black Ops 6 Error Code 2901
Before jumping onto the following troubleshooting steps, ensure that the game’s server is up and running fine. To check the current server status, visit the official website or X (Twitter) page to stay updated. If the server is down, the error will be resolved automatically.
1. Ensure the Microsoft Store and Xbox App Use the Same Account
If both of these accounts have any discrepancies, it can cause the error code 2901. So, ensure the Microsoft Store and Xbox App both are using the same account.
- Open the Microsoft Store on your PC
- Click on your profile icon and check the account
- Open the Xbox App and confirm the account matches the Microsoft Store login.
- If it is not matching, sign out of one and log in with the matching credentials.
- At last, relaunch the game and the error should be fixed now.
2. Ensure Active Game Pass on Correct Account
Error 2901 in BO6 often occurs when the Game Pass subscription is active on a shared account instead of the one used to play. Activision requires the Game Pass subscription to be directly tied to the playing account. Here is how you can do it:
- Log in to the Microsoft account used to play Black Ops 6
- Verify if the account has an active Game Pass subscription by visiting the Xbox Game Pass
- If not, either activate Game Pass on this account or purchase a new subscription
- At last, relaunch the game.
3. Updating GPU Drivers
One of the solutions suggested by the Microsoft Support team is to update your GPU drivers to the latest version. Updated rivers ensure compatibility with the latest games and patches. For that: Visit the official website of your GPU manufacturer like NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel, and install the latest updates.
4. Re-link the Activision Account to the Correct Microsoft Account
If there are some issues in your Activision and Microsoft accounts, it can lead to authentication-related issues. So, ensure to relink both of these accounts properly.
- Log in to your Activision account
- Go to Account Settings >> Linked Accounts
- Unlink the existing Microsoft account
- Link the correct Microsoft account that has the Game Pass subscription
- Relaunch the game and check if the error is fixed.
5. Clear Cache and Cookies
Sometimes, browser cache and cookies can also cause this error and prevent you from accessing the game. The steps to clear cache and cookies in your browser are straightforward.
- Go to the Settings on your browser
- Go to the Privacy & Security section
- Select Clear Browsing Data (Do not forget to select cache and cookies)
6. Repair Game Files
Any missing or corrupted game files can also cause this error so try repairing such game files. Here is how you can do that:
On Steam: Go to Steam Library >> Right-click on the game >> Properties >> Local Files >> Verify integrity of game files.
On Battle.net: Click on the cogwheel next to the Play button and select Scan and Repair. Wait until the scan process is completed and then relaunch the game.
7. Try Using a Different Internet Connection
If you are still experiencing the same error, your current ISP might be the main reason behind this error. So, if possible, try using any other WiFi connection. However, you can also try using a wired connection as it provides reliable and stable connection.
That’s it for this guide on how to fix Black Ops 6 error code 2901.
