Here in this article, we are going to share the details for the error code ps565539 with F1 23.
As per our research, the error comes when users try to join the online lobby to play with their friends or other players but the error doesn’t let them join any online sessions.
As of now, there are no official workarounds or explanations from the developers but our research suggests that this can come because of different reasons such as using a VPN, any temporary glitches with your device, anything from your network environment conflicting with the game, etc.
Below, we have shared all the workarounds that may help resolve this issue.
Fixes For F1 23 Game Error Code ps565539
Fix 1: Switch Between VPN Uses
During our research, we saw one very strange thing that for some users, using the VPN was the issue but on the other hand for some users using the VPN was the solution.
- So, if you own a VPN and currently using it while playing F1 23 then we suggest you disable your VPN and then check for the error again.
- In case you have a VPN but currently not using it, then we will recommend you to enable your VPN and check for the error.
Fix 2: Try Refreshing Connection To Your Devices
Next, you can try refreshing the connection to your devices by simply rebooting your device. There were a few users who were able to resolve this issue by simply refreshing the connection to their device.
Our recommendation will be for you to completely shut down your device for around 5 to 10 minutes and then restart it. While your device is shut down make sure to remove them from the power source. Once your device restarts check if the error still comes or not.
Fix 3: Connect Over A Different Network
If the error persists, then we will suggest you connect over a different network to confirm if the issue is related to your network.
In case, you don’t have an alternate network connection then consider using a mobile hotspot connection. If you don’t receive the issue over the alternate internet connection then you need to troubleshoot your default network. In case you are not good with technical things then you can consider reaching out to your ISP.
Fix 4: Try Switching Between Enabling And Disaboing Cross-play
If the error continues over other networks too, then try switching between enabling and disabling cross-play.
If your cross setting is set to enabled, then consider disabling it but if it’s set to disabled, then consider enabling it.
Fix 5: Try Disabling QoS Tagging On Xbox
If you are using Xbox and are done with the above solutions but nothing is solving the issue, then try disabling the QoS Tagging on Xbox.
- Go to your Xbox Network Settings.
- Then go to Advanced Settings.
- Then choose QoS tagging.
- Then untag DSCP tagging and WMM tagging.
- Then Restart your Xbox console from the settings menu.
- At last, check if the error still comes or not.
Fix 6: Factory Reset Your Xbox Console
We can’t suggest performing Factory Reset for other devices but if you are playing on the Xbox console then you can try Factory Resetting it.
During our research, we found a user on Reddit whose resolution was to factory reset his Xbox console. So, if you are also using an Xbox console, then you can consider trying this for yourself to check if this helps or not.
Here are the steps to factory reset your Xbox console.
- Go to your Xbox console.
- Then tap and hold your Console Power button till your console fully shuts down.
- Then simultaneously tap and hold the Bind and Eject buttons.
- Then while holding the bind and eject buttons press the Power Button.
- Once your console powers on, Release all the buttons.
- Now your console will show the troubleshooting menu, and from there choose the Reset console option.
- Then choose the option that says Reset while keeping all games and apps.
- Now Wait till your Xbox console finishes the factory resetting process.
- Then Re-login to your account and re-add your profile.
