The Genesis Event in Apex Legends has brought with it a wave of server issues. With a massive player base, server problems are inevitable as thousands dive into the game. The Code Shoe Error, once a rare occurrence, has resurfaced, leaving many players frustrated. If you’ve encountered this error during your matches, don’t worry—there are ways to fix it.
The detail error message as below:
ERROR
Out of sync with server (code:shoe).
This error is particularly annoying because it doesn’t just disrupt your connection; it causes you to lose the match. It appears suddenly, and the only immediate option is to relaunch the game. Unfortunately, a simple reboot might fix the issue temporarily, but it’s not a permanent solution. Here’s what you can do:
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Solution 1: Change the Server Region
One of the most effective solutions is to switch your server region. This fix worked for us in ranked play, especially when a specific server was overloaded. Changing servers might help you bypass the glitch and get back into the game smoothly.
Solution 2: Try a Different ISP
Although this might not always solve the problem, it’s worth a try if you’re the only one experiencing the error. While the current issue is likely server-related, using a different ISP or even mobile data might provide a temporary fix.
Solution 3: Play on a Server with 0% Packet Loss and Low Ping
High packet loss or ping can cause connectivity issues, leading to the Code Shoe Error. Make sure you’re connected to a server with minimal packet loss and low ping to reduce the chances of encountering this error.
Solution 4: Lower Video Memory (PC Only)
If you’re playing on PC, lowering your video memory settings has been known to fix the Shoe Error in the past. Console players, unfortunately, don’t have this option.
Solution 5: Reset Your Network
Resetting your network settings can sometimes clear up any underlying issues that might be contributing to the error.
Solution 6: Flush the DNS on PC
For PC players, flushing the DNS might help resolve connectivity problems that are causing the Code Shoe Error.
Remember, if none of these solutions work, the problem likely lies with the game servers themselves, and you’ll need to wait for the developers to address it. Stay patient and keep enjoying the thrilling world of Apex Legends!