The Finals Account Banned error is impacting many players who find themselves at a loss for the ban in the first place. Upon opening the game, multiple users report seeing a prompt that opens a message that reads Account Banned along with Error Code TFLA0004. This code can also show up as Error Code TFLA0002 or another general TFLA code. The game states that there is an anti-cheat reason for the ban: “Due to certain recent behavior that is against out Code of Conduct, your account has been banned.” But many have no idea why they have gotten banned, as the specific reason is vague. Here’s how to fix this error code and make sure that your account doesn’t get banned in The Finals for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
How to fix The Finals Account Banned error code TFLA0004
The following solutions can help you fix The Finals Account Banned error, otherwise known as Error Code TFLA0004:
- Restart your PC and the game – Some users find that this error is a one-time issue. This can be a bug that happens after a single match, and restarting the PC and/or the bug will remove the problem.
- Disable and unplug controllers – The anti-cheat for The Finals does not allow for any sort of hacks or cheats. This includes the possibility of mixed inputs, or key configurations that include both keyboard and controller button presses. You will want to make sure that any controllers are unplugged from your computer even if you don’t plan on using it.
- Remove any potential hacks – While some hacks, mods, or aids were allowed during The Finals beta, most (if not all) of them are not allowed in the final release.
From the looks of it, this error seems to be combination of anti-cheat software and random false positives. If you think that you have been banned incorrectly, you can contact player support for the game and attempt to get your account unbanned.
Other players are experiencing additional errors for The Finals, including being out of video memory and having the game crash on launch.
