With Destiny 2 being an online game, it is prone to receive errors regarding server issues and even user network instabilities. Fellow Guardians will occasionally encounter one of these errors during their online sessions, and though the game notifies them of the issue, it doesn’t explain what is going on. For that reason, here is everything you need to know about error code “BEE” and how to fix it.
How to Fix Error Code Bee
According to Bungie, error code Bee refers to a disconnection between the user and Bungie’s servers. In other words, whenever you get a Bee error code, it indicates that there is a faulty connection or lack of bandwidth on the user’s side. For this error code, in particular, nothing suggests any type of server issue or maintenance on Bungie’s side that could cause this. “It can even be caused by certain Wi-Fi setups, faulty in-home wiring, or other issues that require on-site support or expert investigation,” the Bungie Help page says.
Therefore, if you wish to fix this issue, here are some steps you can take:
- Close or shut down any local processes that could be using heavy internet traffic. Game downloads, Video streaming, and similar are some of the things that could be slowing down your experience or causing a Bee error.
- Reset your computer, console, and internet router. Not only will this clear your router’s bandwidth, but can get rid of glitches on any of your devices that could be stifling your internet connectivity.
- If you are using a wireless connection, it is best to opt for an ethernet connection. It is far more stable and will prevent any disconnections related to the limits of a Wi-Fi connection. If you are using an ethernet connection to play, then switch ethernet ports instead.
- Contact your internet provider so that they can take action if any of the other steps above have failed to secure an internet connection.
Hopefully, if you follow the steps above you will be able to fix error code Bee on your Destiny 2 platform. Also, as other codes surface due to server instability or maintenance, be sure to check out the Bungie Help page on X (formerly Twitter). You can also follow Bungie’s Network Troubleshooting Guide to further manage connectivity issues that may arise.
