Some Roblox glitches are more popular than others, but we can all agree they’re equally vexing to experience when all you want to do is hop into a server and start playing.
Unfortunately, Roblox players frequently encounter these issues, and most of the time, they’re confused with what they see, especially if they’re new to the game.
In this guide, we’ll be explaining the cause of the Roblox 770 error and its most efficient solutions.
If you’ve been dealing with this issue lately, now’s the right time to learn how to fix it.
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The Problem Explained
One of the key things to understand about the Roblox 770 error is that it can only happen on servers that have teleportation enabled. This is partly indicated in the error panel that appears with the issue, as well as in our Roblox error list guide where we provide assistance for all Roblox problems.
So, if you are worried you’ll be experiencing this problem on other servers where teleportation is not available, the good news is that you won’t.
But, if you are frequently joining servers where teleportation is available and regularly using that function, it can be a frustrating problem that needs immediate attention.
Now, some of the main causes are the following:
- The user issued a teleportation command targeting a location that does not exist in the game.
- There was an interruption of any kind during the process of teleportation, which in turn resulted in it failing, and the error showed up because of it.
- The user tries to teleport to a part of the game that’s currently inactive, or they don’t have permission to teleport in it.
- The user tries to teleport to a section in the game that was previously available but is now deleted.
As you see, all the reasons are related to teleporting, and almost all of them can be solved by doing something on the user’s end.
Review the sections below to observe what we suggest.
Preemptive Fixes
Although these aren’t official solutions for the problem, quite a few users reported seeing success with them when nothing else helped.
This is why we recommend applying everything listed in this section, as it can help you get rid of the problem right away, and if it doesn’t, it’s still worth doing as it will prevent other Roblox errors from happening in the future.
Here’s what you need to do:
- Right-click the Roblox shortcut on your computer that you’re using to start the game and choose Properties.
- In the panel that opened, navigate to the Compatibility tab and “tick” the “Run this program as an administrator” setting.
- Click Apply and then OK to save the changes.
This will ensure your game is always launched with administrator rights, which will prevent many other issues in the future.
The next thing to do is to add Roblox to your list of firewall exceptions. Here’s how to do that:
- Press Windows + S on your keyboard at the same time to open the Windows search panel. Then, type in Firewall & Network Protection, and press Enter on your keyboard.
- Once the panel opens, scroll down until you see the Allow an App Through The Firewall option, and then click on it.
- Finally, add the Roblox “.exe” file you use to launch the game to the list of Firewall Exceptions and confirm the changes.
Now Roblox is safe from a possible firewall mistake that could cause it to be identified as a dangerous program and result in your connection to the server being blocked.
Even if this wasn’t causing the problem, many Roblox errors are related to it, and applying this as a preemptive fix will save you a lot of time and frustration in the future.
Finally, there’s one more thing you could do related to your internet connection, which, once again, many users reported as helpful.
This involves flushing your DNS Cache, and here’s how to do it:
- Press Windows + S on your keyboard at the same time, then type in Command Prompt in the search field that opened. Right-click the first result and select Run as Administrator.
- Inside the Command Prompt, type in “ipconfig /flushdns” and press Enter on your keyboard. You’ll get a returning message confirming that the DNS Resolver Cache has been flushed successfully.
Now, we recommend rebooting your router by switching off the power button, waiting five minutes, and then restoring power to it once more. When your internet connection gets restored, restart your computer.
That’s all for the early fixes, which should hopefully assist you in resolving the issue immediately. However, if they don’t, there are still additional actions to take, so please review the subsequent sections below.
Fix 1: Re-Log From Roblox And Re-Join The Server
Although it is a rather simple thing to do, re-logging into your Roblox account can often help with multiple Roblox errors, including the 770 one.
The explanation for this is that occasionally users leave the game on for so long that their verification ID expires, and they need to renew the session to get things up and running smoothly again. It could also be that you’re already logged in from another place which is also a problem but can be solved by a simple re-login.
To accomplish this, just log out of your Roblox account and then log in again. Begin the game and connect to the server. Check if the teleportation function is functioning correctly now.
Fix 2: Re-Check The Teleportation ID In Your Command
As mentioned above, if you were playing a specific game on a specific server where teleportation was enabled and working smoothly a while ago, yet now you’re experiencing the error when attempting the same, it could be because the game went through some changes and the location you’re trying to teleport to is now no longer available.
Re-check the ID in your teleportation command and see if everything is written correctly and that the location is indeed available for teleporting. That part of the environment could no longer exist, so you’ll have to modify your command to teleport to a different location instead.
If you have a list of teleport commands for different games and servers, and you simply copy and paste the commands, we recommend re-checking the IDs if you’re getting the error, as the list may be older than some of the changes made to the games since the last time you’ve used the commands.
Fix 3: Delete Unknown Scripts You Don’t Recognize
A Roblox programmer brought up this idea in one of the forum posts on the official devforum website, and multiple users upvoted it as helpful, including the original poster who asked the question and marked it as the right solution for the problem.
What this Roblox programmer suggests is that you could potentially be dealing with a backdoor imported from a model published on the Roblox Library. If this is the case, the recommendation is to check your game for any scripts that seem strange, you don’t recognize, or you didn’t add yourself, then disable and remove them.
Conclusion
With that said, you now know more about the Roblox 770 teleportation error, which will hopefully be enough knowledge so you can deal with it swiftly and get back to playing the game.
If none of the methods listed in the guide above helped, we suggest contacting the Roblox support team and reaching out with a precise explanation of your situation.
