With Diablo 4‘s long-awaited release date finally here, many players are eager to jump into the world of Sanctuary, only to find the game’s launch plagued by errors – including one that reads “Unable to find a valid license.” There’s little more frustrating than preloading a game, watching the timer tick down until launch, finally clicking the prompt to open it, and being met with a baffling error code. While its early access period provided Blizzard with a little extra time to work out the kinks before the game’s wide release, many players are still encountering errors and missing features in Diablo 4, some of which may prevent them from even opening the game in the first place.
In particular, the Diablo 4 error with the code 315306 has proven a source of frustration. The associated dialog box reads, “Unable to find a valid license,” and will instantly disconnect a player from the game on its appearance. While this error may occur on launch, it’s not unheard of for it to pop up in the middle of gameplay, which can be even more frustrating. The error can interrupt a quest and send players back to the most recent checkpoint on their next login, resetting their progress and wasting their time. It’s most common on PS5, but has also been seen on Xbox and PC. Thankfully, there are some simple workarounds for this frustrating Diablo 4 error code.
Luckily, Diablo 4 players have been quick to share the solutions they’ve found for some of the game’s errors, including the one that reads “Unable to find a valid license.” To fix error 315305 on PC, players should first check for updates to Battle.net, and ensure that they have the most recent version installed. If it is and the error persists, reinstalling Battle.net and Diablo 4 may fix it.
On PS5, players who encounter error 315305 in Diablo 4 should navigate to their settings menu, then the “Users and Accounts” section, and finally the “Other” submenu. From there, they can select the “Restore Licenses” option, which may take a few minutes as it runs through all the games in their PS5 libraries. If all else fails, some players have explained that downloading another game – usually a free one, or one from PS Plus – seems to correct the issue. There’s no widely accepted fix for error 315306 on Xbox for the moment, but signing out of and back into the Xbox Live account that bought the game may work for some players.
The Diablo team is aware of the error and its predominance on PS5 and claims to be on the hunt for a solution. Since there’s no universally acknowledged fix for the error yet, and very few options for players who encounter it on Xbox, this news comes as a breath of fresh air. Hopefully, the “unable to find a valid license” error has a relatively easy fix on the developers’ end and will be patched out in an impending update. Until then, some players may have to wait just a little longer before they can smash some demons together in Diablo 4.
2023-06-05 10:00:05
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