Fortnite Bans

Ban Types

Fortnite issues different ban types based on the anti-cheat active and the type of infraction determined during play. Fortnite uses both Easy Anti-cheat and Battleye. To learn more overall about bans in modern games, see How Bans Work

Temporary 24-hour ban

Sometimes, a 24-hour ban can be permanent. Temporary bans have several causes:

• statistics: the player had too high KDR, headshot percentage, wins, etc., in a given timeframe

• player reports: the player had too many reports in a given timeframe

A temporary, 24-hour ban.

If the temporary 24-hour ban changes to a permanent ban, the PC is HWID banned. See Flagged Hardware

Bypass a 24-hour ban

Sometimes, you can mitigate a 24-hour ban.

• try using the ARP fix script:

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The ARP fix script, a simple batch file to reset your network adapter.

• you can try changing your IP address via a VPN

• create a new account or purchase a pre-made account, see Account Creation

• use a hardware spoofer, we suggest our own

Semi-permanent or permanent ban

In most cases, this message indicates a permanent ban. This typically means your PC is flagged.

Semi-permanent or permanent ban.

Bypass a semi-permanent or permanent ban

You cannot remove an active ban on an account. To mitigate a semi-permanent or permanent ban:

• you will need to spoof; see How can I remove hardware flags?

• we suggest purchasing a pre-made account, see Where can I buy accounts from trusted sellers?

• be careful creating a new account, see Account Creation

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