Fortnite Error Code 93: What is it & How to Fix – Expert Guide

Fortnite Error code 93 occurs when a player is trying to join a party. The game kicks the player out of the server with the error message, which can appear multiple times, practically disabling the player from playing Fortnite with friends.

What is error code 93 in Fortnite?

Error code 93 is a connection-related error that prevents Fortnite players from connecting to the game server. There is no universal way to troubleshoot this error since various factors can cause it. The most frequent causes of error code 93 are:

• Outdated network drivers
• Faulty game files
• Incompatible skins
• Problems with Fortnite servers

Some players also experience compatibility problems when joining the Fortnite server, so we made a guide on how to fix the ‘This Client Is Not Compatible’ problem.

How do you fix error code 93 in Fortnite?

Before troubleshooting this issue on your device, check if Fortnite servers are up and running.

1. Update the network drivers
2. Change the party settings
3. Verify game files
4. Change your skin
5. Update the game
6. Reset network adapters

1. Update the network drivers

1. Click on the Start button (Windows icon) and type Device Manager.
2. Select the Device Manager from the search results.
3. Find the Network Adapters section on the list and double-click it to expand the list.
4. Right-click on your network device from the list of all devices and select Update driver.
   
5. Select Search automatically for drivers in the Update Driver Wizard. Windows will now search the database of known drivers and update your network device’s drivers if needed.
6. Repeat this process for all network devices.

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2. Change the party settings

There are three different privacy configurations for your Fortnite party:

• Anyone
• Friends Only
• Invite Only

Changing the privacy setting to Anyone (Public) is known as a way to resolve error code 93 Fortnite issue.

1. Launch Fortnite from a desktop shortcut or Epic Games launcher.
2. Click on the first tab in the left sidebar.
3. Select Settings (gear icon).
4. Click on the Party Privacy and select Anyone (Public).
   

3. Verify game files

Corrupted game files in the games that often get updated are known to cause different issues. Verifying these game files can be done in a few easy steps.

1. Open the Epic Games Launcher.
2. Find and open the Library.
3. Click on the three dots next to Fortnite.
4. Click on the Verify button.
   

4. Change your skin

1. Launch Fortnite.
2. Click on the Locker tab on the main Fortnite screen.
   
3. Click on the Edit Style button.
4. Select a different skin.
5. Click Save and Exit.

5. Update the game

1. Open Epic Games Launcher and go to the Library.
2. Click on Settings and Scroll down to the Manage Games panel.
3. Find the subpanel Fortnite, and click on it to expand it.
4. Check the box Auto-update Fortnite.
   

6. Reset network adapters

Even if your network drivers are up-to-date, resetting the network adapters might solve the error code 93 Fortnite message.

1. Click onStart (Windows icon) and type Command Prompt.
2. Right-click on Command Prompt from the search results and select Run as administrator.
3. Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter. Once the process is completed, you will get a success message.
   
4. Type exit and hit Enter.
5. Restart the computer.

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Conclusion

If the error code 93 Fortnite message continues to pop up when you join a party, the good idea is to reinstall the game. Make sure you delete all game files and caches before installing the fresh version of Fortnite.

Share with us what solution from the list worked out for you. Also, let us know if you found another fix for the issue.