Error 27140000 Can't join friend's session.

[Toro]

I played with my brothers already for some days and one day out of nowhere I now get errors whenever I try to invite them or when they try to invite me.

They send invites and I can't see them, they are greyed out in menu.

When I try to join them I get that error code, no matter if it's by steam or by SC.

Please help.

[IDwLoD]

these are all wild guesses, so do some research aswell on how to do these things and how it can affect your computer.

you can try a basic restart of all your routers and devices.

if you or your friends use a vpn, don't use them and try again.

if you have a static ip or certain ports open/closed.
look into your router settings: try a dynamic ip and possibly removing some blocked or opened ports.

you can try cleaning up your account details < google more info on that, can be done in the rockstar launcher somewhere, and will require you to relog into your account.

don't have any mods installed wich can cause conflicts cause of file differences.

best of luck.

[Toro]

It was a router making the problem, fixed by restarting all modems and routers.

[Mora2324]

Found a solution, at least worked for me:

1. Change DNS settings to Google DNS:
* Open Control Panel > Network and Internet
* Click on Network and Sharing Center.
* Click on Change adapter settings.
* Right-Click on the current Wi-Fi connection or Ethernet depending on the connection type you have, then click "Properties"
* Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Make sure that it is tick-marked.
* Click on Properties. You'll find this button below the pane. Doing so opens a new window.
* Check the "Use the following DNS server" box.
* Enter a new DNS address in each of the boxes.
* Type 8.8.8.8 into the "Preferred DNS server" text box.
* Type 8.8.4.4 into the "Alternate DNS server" text box.
* Select "Validate settings upon exit" and click OK and close.

2.
* Go back to the "Internet Properties Window"
* Click on Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) and click "Properties"
* Enter a new DNS address in each of the boxes.
* Type 2001:4860:4860::8888 into the "Preferred DNS server" text box.
* Type 2001:4860:4860::8844 into the "Alternate DNS server" text box.
* Select "Validate settings upon exit" and click OK and close.


3. Open the necessary network ports (just the numbers, no need to write port):
Port 6672
Port 61455
Port 61456
Port 61457
Port 61458

What I did to open them; go into control panel/system&security/ firewall windows defender/ advanced options (on the left).

On both Inbound rules and Outbound Rules you'll need to add the ports as UDP and TCP.

Here’s a video you can follow to add the ports:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hon3k7iqK4Y&feature=sharec


After that, I restarted my PC and router.


After almost four years with this issue, this finally solved it.

[Htxj97s]

Originally posted by Mora2324:

Found a solution, at least worked for me:

1. Change DNS settings to Google DNS:
* Open Control Panel > Network and Internet
* Click on Network and Sharing Center.
* Click on Change adapter settings.
* Right-Click on the current Wi-Fi connection or Ethernet depending on the connection type you have, then click "Properties"
* Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Make sure that it is tick-marked.
* Click on Properties. You'll find this button below the pane. Doing so opens a new window.
* Check the "Use the following DNS server" box.
* Enter a new DNS address in each of the boxes.
* Type 8.8.8.8 into the "Preferred DNS server" text box.
* Type 8.8.4.4 into the "Alternate DNS server" text box.
* Select "Validate settings upon exit" and click OK and close.

2.
* Go back to the "Internet Properties Window"
* Click on Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) and click "Properties"
* Enter a new DNS address in each of the boxes.
* Type 2001:4860:4860::8888 into the "Preferred DNS server" text box.
* Type 2001:4860:4860::8844 into the "Alternate DNS server" text box.
* Select "Validate settings upon exit" and click OK and close.


3. Open the necessary network ports (just the numbers, no need to write port):
Port 6672
Port 61455
Port 61456
Port 61457
Port 61458

What I did to open them; go into control panel/system&security/ firewall windows defender/ advanced options (on the left).

On both Inbound rules and Outbound Rules you'll need to add the ports as UDP and TCP.

Here’s a video you can follow to add the ports:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hon3k7iqK4Y&feature=sharec


After that, I restarted my PC and router.


After almost four years with this issue, this finally solved it.

For the open ports section do you have to type them in all one by one or can you type them all together?

[noobiechengra]

Originally posted by Mora2324:

Found a solution, at least worked for me:

1. Change DNS settings to Google DNS:
* Open Control Panel > Network and Internet
* Click on Network and Sharing Center.
* Click on Change adapter settings.
* Right-Click on the current Wi-Fi connection or Ethernet depending on the connection type you have, then click "Properties"
* Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Make sure that it is tick-marked.
* Click on Properties. You'll find this button below the pane. Doing so opens a new window.
* Check the "Use the following DNS server" box.
* Enter a new DNS address in each of the boxes.
* Type 8.8.8.8 into the "Preferred DNS server" text box.
* Type 8.8.4.4 into the "Alternate DNS server" text box.
* Select "Validate settings upon exit" and click OK and close.

2.
* Go back to the "Internet Properties Window"
* Click on Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) and click "Properties"
* Enter a new DNS address in each of the boxes.
* Type 2001:4860:4860::8888 into the "Preferred DNS server" text box.
* Type 2001:4860:4860::8844 into the "Alternate DNS server" text box.
* Select "Validate settings upon exit" and click OK and close.


3. Open the necessary network ports (just the numbers, no need to write port):
Port 6672
Port 61455
Port 61456
Port 61457
Port 61458

What I did to open them; go into control panel/system&security/ firewall windows defender/ advanced options (on the left).

On both Inbound rules and Outbound Rules you'll need to add the ports as UDP and TCP.

Here’s a video you can follow to add the ports:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hon3k7iqK4Y&feature=sharec


After that, I restarted my PC and router.


After almost four years with this issue, this finally solved it.

did everything you said step by step but in the ports are still closed

[Envane]

5 of us have this issue. I tried it all and nothing helped.

[Mooking]

I and my friend is having the same exact problem error: 27140000. No way it's an router or DNS issue. This is server side.

[OneGunGrave]

3 more of us are having the same issue. Routers and DNS didnt all just change at the same time....

[David Winters]

Me and a friend are having the same issue for the last 2 days...

[Tomra]

Originally posted by OneGunGrave:

3 more of us are having the same issue. Routers and DNS didnt all just change at the same time....

It's not on your end, its their servers, all you can do is wait.

[AXLSPINEDOC]

Definitely a server side problem. I too followed this steps and did not work.

Such a frustrating experience. I only bought RDO for playing with my partner. We got to play for 30 hours and we cannot play together anymore. Such a waste of game.

[härjaren]

Definitely serverside. Me and a friend was RDO:ing just 6 hours earlier and everything worked as does.
Some RDO friend figured if it was my wifi that was lacklustre atm, but I said "Naw" cause on my end the game hasnt flowed this effortlessly in a longtime XD

POV: When the server adds No-CD crack and everything flows beautifully XD

Originally posted by AXLSPINEDOC:

Definitely a server side problem. I too followed this steps and did not work.

Such a frustrating experience. I only bought RDO for playing with my partner. We got to play for 30 hours and we cannot play together anymore. Such a waste of game.