Roblox 267

On screen: You were kicked from this experience: <reason>. (Error Code: 267)

What it actually means

A server-side script inside the experience called Player:Kick() on you. That is either the game's own ban list or its anti-cheat deciding something about your client looked wrong.

Roblox the platform is not involved. This code cannot be produced by a Roblox outage, and it is never caused by your connection.

How to tell which one you have

There is nothing to tell apart. If you see 267, the experience kicked you deliberately. Read the reason text printed above the code — that is the game's own message to you.

Fixes, in the order worth trying

1. Read the reason shown above the code — The experience wrote that text. It usually says exactly why.
2. Appeal to the experience's creator or group — Roblox Support cannot lift a ban issued by a game. They say so themselves. The developer's Discord or group wall is the only route.
3. Remove any exploit or injector — If the game's anti-cheat flagged your client, nothing else will get you back in.
4. If it happens across several games with no reason text — That pattern suggests a false positive in a shared anti-cheat. Waiting and retrying later is reasonable.
5. Do not bother reinstalling, changing DNS or restarting the router — None of these affect a server-side kick. Guides telling you to check your internet for a 267 are wrong.

Operator documentation: en.help.roblox.com. Roblox states it plainly: “Error Code 267 indicates your account has been banned by the experience creator... This ban is not issued by Roblox.” Note that older guides also describe 267 as “unexpected client behaviour”. Roblox has since split that off into code 268.

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