Whether you are excited about facing new world warriors or eager to punch more inanimate objects, there's no denying the hype behind Street Fighter 6. Unfortunately, there's also no denying that some players have come across the error code Aw-20001 when trying to launch Street Fighter 6.
It's common for games to encounter error messages like this, especially ones like Street Fighter 6 that rely on an internet connection. On the bright side, that usually means a quick fix is just around the corner.
Luckily, that's exactly the case for error code AW-20001 in Street Fighter 6.
How to fix Street Fighter 6 error code Aw-20001?
If you're encountering the "A communication error has occurred" issue with error code Aw-20001 in Street Fighter 6 during the beta phase, it is because the beta period has not yet started.
To fix or avoid Street Fighter 6 error code Aw-20001, make sure you are attempting to access the game during the specified beta period. The 2nd beta for Street Fighter 6 begins on 19th May at 12 am PDT.
You will encounter the "A communication error has occurred" issue if you try to play it before the beta goes live. So be patient and wait for the beta to start. Until then, relax and play something else.
If you are receiving Street Fighter 6 error code Aw-20001 while accessing the game during the official beta period, we recommend you restart your network device and disable the firewall or antivirus to resolve the issue.
What is Street Fighter 6 error code Aw-20001?
This Street Fighter 6 error code indicates a problem with the connection to game servers. It is usually accompanied by a message saying "A communication error has occurred."
Possible causes for error code Aw-20001 can include the servers being down or offline, servers experiencing a heavy load or network connectivity problems.
Players normally see this error show up when they try to play the game before the official start time. We recommend you follow SF6 on Twitter for any updates or changes regarding the beta.