If you're seeing Error code 50 on your Xfinity Flex / X1 TV Box, the steps below walk you through the most common fixes. Start at the top — most issues are resolved by the first few steps.
Error text:
Something went wrong. Please try again.
-----Disney+ error code 50 is an account or authentication problem. It usually means Disney+ could not verify your login or your billing details, so the app stops before it loads your profile. It is one of the most common Disney+ sign-in errors, and in nearly every case you can clear it yourself from your account settings.
What causes error 50? The usual triggers are an expired or declined payment method, a password that was recently changed, an account signed in on too many devices at once, or a temporary sync problem between the app and Disney's servers.
How to fix error code 50:
1. Reset your password from your Disney+ account page, then sign back in with the new password to refresh your login.
2. Open Account > Subscription and update any expired card or out-of-date billing address so your payment can be verified.
3. Fully close the Disney+ app (don't just minimize it), wait about 10 seconds, then reopen it and log in again.
4. If it persists, log out on every device, restart your phone, TV, or streaming stick, and sign in again on a single device.
D Help Site: https://help.disneyplus.com/category/error-codes
H Help Site: Not Applicable
TS Toolkit Link: /apperror/50
1. Press the Xfinity button on your remote.
2. Select the gear icon to open Settings.
3. Highlight Privacy and press OK.
4. Select Locally Stored Data and press OK, then press OK again to confirm.
Note: this logs you out of third-party apps and resets app cookies.
1. Press Xfinity button > Settings > Help.
2. Select Reset (app name).
1. Press Xfinity button.
2. Go to Apps > Search and select App.
Updates apply automatically. Restart the box to apply pending updates.
Updates are checked automatically when system is restarted.
For Flex: Say "Sleep Now" or go to Power Preferences. For X1: Enable Power Saver in Settings > Device Settings > Power Preferences.
For Flex: Say "Sleep Now" or go to Power Preferences. For X1: Enable Power Saver in Settings > Device Settings > Power Preferences.
Then unplug from the power source.
1.Unplug modem from wall.
2.Wait 1 full minute.
3.Plug modem into wall, wait a few minutes for modem to reconnect to the internet.
X1:
Option not available.
Flex:
Use Xfinity app > Troubleshoot > Restart Device.
Still stuck? Open the full interactive toolkit to track every step: