All players who are having ‘error disconnect persistence’ or ‘ ‘Server Received Bad Player Data From Respawn Storage’ in Apex Legends are unable to play the game and if that’s you then look no further as we have a troubleshooting guide explaining multiple methods to fix this frustrating Apex Legends error code. Without any further ado, let’s get started:
How to Fix Apex Legends Server Received Bad Player Data From Respawn Storage
Before you apply any of the below-mentioned solutions to fix the Apex Legends error code issue, I highly recommend checking your internet connection and upgrading the game to the latest version first. If you have a solid internet connection and have already updated the game to its latest patch but still encountering this error then apply the following methods to fix it.
1. Check Server Status
The majority of connection or server issues occur when servers of Apex Legends are down. So, before you apply any technical fix, I advise you to check the server status of Apex Legends. To check Apex Legends server status, you will have to visit the official Twitter handle of Apex Legends and EA help. Once you go to their Twitter accounts, you will get to know that whether servers of Apex Legends are down or not.
If you don’t find any post stating the ongoing issue then you must visit a third-party site called Downdetector. Once you are on the site, you will be shown a chart showing the numbers of complaints submitted in the last 24-hours. Notably, this third-party site reports an incident when the number of complaints is higher than the typical volume for that time of the day. If the servers of Apex Legends are down at the moment then you have no option but to wait until the developers drop a patch fixing the ongoing issue.
2. Troubleshoot your Network
If the servers of Apex Legends are not down but you are having the “Apex Legends Server Received Bad Player Data From Respawn Storage” issue then you will have to troubleshoot your network. To get this issue fixed, you will need to restart your gaming device and switch your internet connection from Wi-Fi to Mobile Data or vice versa.
3. Power Cycle PC Or Console
If the above mentioned two methods did not work for you then you must perform a power cycle to your gaming device to clear out all the temporary issues or cache from your PC. Here are a few simple steps to power cycle your PC or Console:
Close the Apex Legends on your gaming device. Shut Down your PC and unplug the power cable from the power source and device. Wait for a while and then plug back the cable in. Turn on your PC/Console and launch Apex Legends to see if the error persists.
4. Uninstall and Reinstall Apex Legends
The last solution to fix Apex Legends Server Received Bad Player Data issue requires you to uninstall and reinstall the game on your PC. Once you have successfully deleted the game from your gaming device, go to the Client Store and download the game again. Once the downloading and installation process is completed, you will have to launch the game on your PC and check if the error remains. If you continue to encounter Apex Legends error code issues then you will have to contact EA help for further assistance. As soon as we discover more methods to fix Apex Legends server received bad player data problem, we will update this post.
