Fix #7: Delete and reinstall Roblox. The last solution in this situation is optional and is likely not needed at this point.

ROBLOX users may find that their screen is stuck on Configuring ROBLOX or that it goes in a loop. If you see this error, here's the working fix.

When you’re trying to play Roblox and keep getting the “Bad Request 400” error, it can put a wrench in your plans.

Fix #4: Reinstall Roblox software. If the above solutions are still unsuccessful, the last resort will be reinstalling the software again. Other interesting articles: ...

Have you been trying to play Roblox, but keep getting the annoying Error Code 272? Take a look at this guide to see what the problem is and how to fix it.

Here's how to fix Roblox Error Code 524, Authorization error and Roblox Error Code 264, Disconnection error successfully on Windows 11/10.