Sometimes, it can also happen because your Origin or Steam login details are outdated, two-factor authentication is not working properly, or there are server issues in your region. In this article, we will discuss different ways to solve this error.
1. Check for EA Server Issues
Before trying any of the fixes below, make sure the problem isn’t something global that you can’t control. As other players have reported, this error code can sometimes show up because of server issues affecting all of EA’s servers. To start troubleshooting, visit websites like DownDetector or IsTheServiceDown. These sites will show you if a lot of other Apex players are currently experiencing the same Error code 100. If you see reports of ongoing server problems, then it’s likely not something you can fix on your end. All you can do is wait for Respawn (the developer of Apex Legends) to resolve the server issue.
2. Using Google DNS
According to most users who have managed to fix Error code 100 in Apex Legends, the problem is often related to a DNS (Domain Name System) misconfiguration. The best solution in this case is to switch to a more reliable DNS service (most people choose Google DNS). Because this issue can happen on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, the steps to change your DNS settings will be slightly different depending on your platform. Follow the appropriate guide below for your device:
2.1. Change to Google DNS on PC
2.2. Change to Google DNS on PlayStation 4
2.3. Change to Google DNS on Xbox One
