Updated on October 9, 9:15 a.m. (GMT+8): Improved relevancy.
Modern Warfare 3 has been out for a long time, but there are still some issues popping up, including the Travis Rilea error.
But don’t worry, this ONE Esports guide can help you sort out this glitch that is also known as error code 14515.
The Travis Rilea error is an aggravating issue that needs a fix
If you’ve already verified that it’s on your end, and not just the servers being down, then it’s time to start troubleshooting.
There are a few different methods you can try to fix the Travis Rilea error code 14515 in MW3, and we share each of them below.
Method 1: Restart your game
This one is pretty straightforward. Simply restart your MW3 and see if it fixes it.
Close your game completely, taking you back to your desktop or home screen and then relaunch the game.
Method 2: Restart your internet connection
Also pretty self explanatory. For this one, you’re going to want to completely shut down your router or modem.
Once you’ve closed out MW3, head over to your internet device and unplug it before pressing down the power button a few times or for around 10 seconds. Then, plug it back in and let it boot itself back up.
Method 3: Restart your device
Another method to try is to turn off your PC, Xbox, or PlayStation, then turn it back on. This may help to reset anything holding you back, including the devices connection to the servers.
Method 4 — Change connection type
If you’re currently using WiFi, try plugging your device into the router or modem directly via an ethernet cable. This may help you get a stronger connection and solve the issue.
If none of these methods work, we recommend contacting Activision Support via this link.
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