If you’ve played Destiny 2 and encountered the Tapir error code, you’re not alone. Many players have faced the same error which prevents them from accessing the servers. To help you out, we’ve put together a guide on how to fix error code Tapir in Destiny 2.
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How to Fix Destiny 2 Tapir Error Code
According to Bungie, the error code appears when Destiny 2 is down for maintenance. So, before troubleshooting, first make sure the servers are up and running. You can do this by going to the Destiny Server and Update Status page, where Bungie regularly updates scheduled maintenance. However, hopefully, the problem is due to other reasons.
Restart your internet router
The Tapir error code is preventing you from connecting to Destiny 2 servers, so the problem may be caused by network issues. In this case, you need to reset your Internet router. This is different from a simple reset, as it requires you to turn off the router and remove all of its cables. Then you have to wait a minute or two before plugging everything back in.
Unlink your Twitch account from Bungie
Some users have claimed that they started receiving the Tapir error code after linking their Twitch account to their Bungie account. However, they were able to fix the problem by unlinking it. So if you recently linked the two accounts, try unlinking them to see if that fixes the problem.
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Make sure the game is up to date.
Bungie is always releasing new updates to address various bugs that players are encountering in Destiny 2, so you should make sure your game is up to date. To check for a new update, close Destiny 2 and relaunch it. If a new update is available, you will be notified before the game is released. Also, regardless of what platform you are on, be sure to keep automatic updates enabled for Destiny 2. This way you will never miss a new one.
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