Facing the Travis-Rilea error in Black Ops 6? Don’t worry—this comprehensive ONE Esports guide has you covered.

Players often run into login issues, and the “TRAVIS – RILEA” error is one of the most common. This glitch displays the message: “Timed out while signing into online platform.”

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In this ONE Esports guide, we walk you through practical solutions to fix this issue, so you can quickly get back to the action without any unnecessary downtime.

Effective methods to fix the Travis-Rilea error in Black Ops 6

Start by checking the server status on the Activision Support Online Services website. This will help you determine if the issue is due to scheduled server maintenance.

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If maintenance is underway, the Hueneme Negev error is likely related to that. In this case, no further troubleshooting is needed—simply wait for the maintenance to finish, and the problem should resolve itself.

Additionally, stay informed by following Call of Duty’s official social media channels, where developers regularly post updates about server statuses and known issues affecting Black Ops 6.

Here are the key pages to keep an eye on:

If the servers are operational and there are no relevant updates on these channels, proceed with the troubleshooting steps below.

1. Restart the Call of Duty HQ and your gaming platform

Begin by fully closing the game and then restarting your gaming platform. This applies whether you’re using Steam or Battle.net on PC, or an Xbox or PlayStation console.

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Once the platform has finished rebooting, relaunch the game to check if the Travis-Rilea error has been resolved.

2. Restart your device and router

If restarting the game and platform doesn’t fix the Travis-Rilea glitch, the next step is to reboot your PC, Xbox, or PlayStation console. This can help clear any lingering system glitches that may be causing the issue.

If your device appears to be working fine, the problem could be related to your network. Connectivity issues are often a culprit behind errors like Travis Rilea. Resetting your router can help resolve these types of problems.

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To reset your router, power it off and unplug it from the power source. Wait for at least five minutes before plugging it back in and turning it on. Once your connection is restored, relaunch Call of Duty to see if the error is resolved.

3. Scan and repair your game files

This method is particularly useful for PC players on Battle.net or Steam. Follow the steps below:

For Battle.net users:

  1. Open the Games tab and select Call of Duty.
  2. Click the Settings icon (cogwheel) next to the Play button.
  3. Select Scan and Repair, then allow the process to complete.

For Steam users:

  1. Go to your Library and select Call of Duty.
  2. Open the Settings menu and click Properties.
  3. Under the Installed Files tab, select Verify Integrity of Game Files.

If these steps don’t resolve the Travis Rilea error, consider reaching out to Activision Support for further help.

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