There is not a lot of info online on how to successfully prevent the error from occurring but folks have recommended a few methods which were enough for them. The error code is somewhat annoying as it often kicks you out mid-game, making you forfeit the match and lose your progress. Follow the solutions below to fix this issue successfully.
Solution 1: Restart Your Console
This solution has helped quite a few people deal with their Guitar error code and this solution is quite a general method for fixing almost all Xbox-related issues. Naturally, this method can only be applied to users playing Destiny on Xbox. However, make sure all of your games are synced online and backed up since this process may end up deleting them from your local Xbox One memory. There are two ways to delete the cache on Xbox One and reset your console completely:
Alternative for Xbox One:
If you are using a PlayStation 4 to play Destiny, make sure you follow the instructions below to hard reset your PlayStation 4 but before this, try to reset the PS4 cache.
Solution 2: Restart Destiny
Restarting Destiny, which means closing and reopening the game has also proven to be enough when dealing with this rare error code so please make sure you have tried this out before giving up. Restarting the game sometimes fails to resolve the issue completely and it’s not a 100% fix but it may well save you from frustration.
Xbox Users:
PlayStation Users:
Solution 3: Reinstall the Game
Reinstalling the game usually fixes these types of issues even though the whole problem can sometimes be quite lengthy. Several users have suggested that uninstalling and reinstalling works so make sure you try it out as soon as possible.
Reinstalling the Game on PlayStation 4:
Reinstalling the game on PS4 can be done using the physical game disc:
You can also install the game by downloading it using your PlayStation and your Internet connection. It’s recommended to use a wired connection while downloading a game this way.
Reinstalling the game on Xbox One:
Clearing the console cache after deleting Destiny helps ensure that there are no temporary files stored in the cache that could affect the new installation of Destiny. Here are the recommended steps on clearing the console cache:
Reinstalling the game on Xbox One can be done using the physical game disc:
You can also install the game by downloading it using your PlayStation and your Internet connection. It’s recommended to use a wired connection while downloading a game this way.
Workaround:
A user on Reddit found a common workaround that is used to temporarily get rid of this issue.
Disabling Emblem Tracking:
Choose an Emblem from the options that doesn’t track anything because it is most likely an issue with the Emblem tracking. Make sure to select the emblem that isn’t tracking anything while playing.
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