How to fix Apex Legends code 100 error on Xbox, PlayStation and PC

Despite being around for a while now, the infamous code 100 error in Apex Legends continues to cause problems and we’ve got all the info you need on how to address this. While on some occasions, this can simply be due to issues on Respawn’s end with the game‘s servers, there are times when one of these simple fixes can come in handy.

Contents

• What is the code 100 error in Apex Legends?
• How to fix code 100 error on Xbox
• How to fix code 100 error on PlayStation
• How to fix code 100 error on PC

What is the code 100 error in Apex Legends?

The Code 100 Error has been annoying Apex Legends players since early 2020; the error relates to players being unable to ‘complete their EA Account sign in,’ which is particularly annoying for players as EA have not yet noted the issues, much less acknowledged that they have their own fix coming.

Players have come up with a temporary fix of their own, with the remedy being pretty much the same regardless of whether you play the popular title on PC, Xbox, or PlayStation. You can find the fix for each respective platform below.

The Code 100 error is stopping Apex Legends players from helping teammates as Lifeline.

How to fix Apex Legends code 100 Error on Xbox One & Series X/S

The temporary fix, which has been a success for most players, revolves around being able to change your DNS [Domain Name System] server to a public DNS service, which has its own numbered code.

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To make the fix work on Xbox, go into your network settings and tweak a few things:

1. Go to Settings – Network, Advanced Settings, DNS Settings
2. Change DNS settings to the following:
3. Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8
4. Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4
5. Save settings and return to Apex Legends

You may have to restart the game for the updated settings to make a change.

The network settings for Xbox One are slightly tucked away – but you’ll be back playing Apex in no time.

How to fix Apex Legends code 100 Error on PS4 & PS5

Again, fixing the error on either PlayStation console is pretty similar to Xbox but there are a couple more steps to follow:

1. Go to Settings » Network » Set Up Internet Connection.
2. Select which connection you use – be it WiFi or LAN Cable
3. Select ‘custom’ and enter the following settings:

• • IP Address Settings: Automatic
  • DHCP Host Name: Do Not Specify
  • DNS Settings: Manual
  • Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8
  • Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4
  • MTU Settings: Automatic
  • Proxy Server: Do Not Use

Save these settings and then return to your home screen.  Like on Xbox, you may have to close the Apex Legends application and start it up again for the changes to take effect.

The Apex Legends code 100 error has been affecting players extensively in Season 10.

How to fix Apex Legends code 100 Error on PC

The good news is that there is a fix for code 100 on PC, the bad news is that it takes a bit longer to do that on console. That said, if you follow these steps, you should be able to bypass the error.

1. On PC, hit the Win + R keys together, opening the command box
2. There, type in ncpa.cpl and wait for ‘Network Connections’ to appear
3. On Network Connections, head to the internet connection you operate on and right-click it
4. Once that right-click menu open, select properties
5. After the properties menu opens, find Internet Protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and select properties – which is towards the bottom right-hand side of the box
6. There, select ‘Use the following DNS server addresses’ and type in:
7.  Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
8. Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4
9. Once done, select OK in the bottom right-hand corner. Once the box disappears, restart your PC and allow the changes to take place.

So, there you have it, that’s how you fix the Code 100 Error on old-gen and next-gen consoles, as well as PC.

Last updated October 29, 2021, at 3:54PM EST.