Error Code 3205 Paramount Plus on TV : Why do I See Error Messages on Paramount?
If you’re seeing an error message whenever you try to stream content, you can usually resolve it with a few simple tips. Just check out these common error codes below, then follow the instructions to start streaming your favorite shows and movies!
If you’re seeing these error codes: 4201 or 1200
- You likely have Ad Blockers enabled, and you’ll need to disable it in order to stream P+ content.
- Your firewall restrictions may be blocking paramountplus.com. Ensure that you have no firewall restrictions
- Check your antivirus software to ensure you have paramountplus.com whitelisted or allowed.
If you’re seeing these error codes: 1106, 6999, 3002, 3005, 6290 or 6310
- Click the “OK” button on the error page. You’ll be routed to the previous page, and this may clear the error. Try to play the video again.
- OR, try closing the Paramount+ app and reopening it to refresh the app. Now try to play the video.
If you’re seeing any of these errors:
- Code 7. You’re likely using a Chrome browser on a Windows PC. Try checking your browser for updates.
- Code 14. You’re likely running Windows on your computer. Try restarting your computer, and ensure that your Windows operating system is updated.
- Code 111. Your computer may have shutdown from a power failure or sudden power outage. Try restarting your computer, then relaunch your browser.
- Code 404. Try closing your browser, then reopen it. If this doesn’t resolve the issue, try restarting your computer.
- Code 3004. Try restarting your internet modem. Wait until you’ve established an internet connection, then relaunch the Paramount+ app.
- Code 3200. May be seen on Smart TVs, Gaming Consoles, Comcast devices due to playback error. Try doing a hard restart on your device. Just unplug your device for 30 seconds, then launch the Paramount+ app.
- Code 3205. Try restarting your device, then relaunch Paramount+. If this doesn’t resolve it, try restarting your internet modem. Wait until your internet connection is established, then relaunch Paramount+.
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- Code 3301. If you’re seeing this error try any of these options:
- Code 3304. Try any of these methods:
- Turn off Ad Blocker if you have it enabled.
- If you’re using a Chrome browser on a PC, disable Hardware Acceleration in your browser’s Setting option, or
- Restart your computer, then relaunch your browser.
- Code 4200, 6100. Check out these tips:
- Make sure your mobile device is running the latest software version. Not sure how to do this?
- If you’re streaming via PC, ensure there are no pending updates.
- Ensure you’re running the latest version of the Paramount+ app.
- Restart your device, then try to relaunch Paramount+ again.
- Code 6320. You are likely streaming via Fire TV or Android TV. Try force closing the Paramount+ app, then clear the cache and app data on your TV (Fire TV, Amazon TV), then relaunch Paramount+.
- Content Unavailable. Try these tips:
- If there’s an “OK” button on the error page, click it. You’ll be routed to the previous page, which may clear the error. Try to play the video again.
- OR, for devices, try closing the Paramount+ app and reopening it to refresh the app on force closing the app. Now try to play the video. For desktop, refresh your browser tab, then relaunch Paramount+.
- Fatal Error. Simply contact us with the following info: the show, season and episode you were watching when the error message appeared.
If you’re still seeing an error code, and unable to play video content, please contact us and include the relevant info (i.e. show, season and episode affected), so we can help you stream Paramount+.
