How to Fix Disney Plus Streaming Error Code 38, 12 or 90

It is easy to love streaming on Disney Plus, especially with its collection of classic Disney movies, childhood series, and blockbuster hits. But, Disney+ has its share of streaming errors. Examples of these Disney Plus streaming errors are error codes 38, 12, and 90.

What is Disney Plus Error Code 38

Disney Plus error code 38 is a streaming playback error. You will receive this message:

“We’re sorry, but we cannot sync the video you requested to your time settings. Double check the time settings on your clock and try again. If the problem persists, visit the Disney+ Help Center (Error Code 38).

It means that there is a problem with your time and date settings. The Disney+ app cannot sync the video due to the error in your time settings.

What is Disney Plus Error Code 12

Users will see this error message, “Something went wrong. Please try again. If the problem persists, visit the Disney+ Help Center (Error Code 12).“

What is Disney Plus Error Code 90

“We are not able to connect with Disney+ at this point. Please try again. If the problem persists, visit the Disney+ Help Center (Error Code 90).” The Disney+ error code 90 means that there is a streaming problem with your device.

Fixing Disney Plus Streaming Error Code 38, 12 or 90

Solution #1 – Relaunch Your Disney+ App

1. Close your Disney Plus App.
2. Wait for a few seconds.
3. Try to launch it again. Now, check if the error still exists.

Solution #2 – Power Cycle Your Device

1. Turn off your device.
2. Unplug your modem and router.
3. Wait for at least 1 minute.
4. Plug in your modem and connect it to the Internet.
5. Do the same to your router.
6. Now, turn on your device and launch your Disney Plus app.

Solution #3 – Set Your Time to Automatic

The error may be due to the incorrect time and date setting on your device. Make sure that you are using the current time. Go to your device’s Clock and set the time to Automatic. You can align it to the world clock time as well.

Solution #4 – Reinstall the App

1. Uninstall your Disney Plus app from your device.
2. Now, go to the App Store or Google Play Store and search for the Disney+ app.
3. Reinstall it and try to see check if the error still exists.

If none of the solutions above worked, contact the Disney Plus Customer Service. Go to Disneyplus.com and report the error via live chat or call.

Which solution above helped you fix your Disney+ error? We would love to know, so drop us a comment below.