Sometimes when you play and watch Netflix on your Android phone or tablet, Netflix gets Error with code 0013. This error typically
points to information stored on your device that needs to be refreshed. In the following, we list the troubleshooting methods to
resolve the issue.
1. Try a different internet connection
If possible, connect your mobile device to a different internet access point to rule out any potential home network configuration
problems. For example:
Attempt to connect to a different Wi-Fi network in range of your device.
Bring your device to a neighbor's or friend's house and attempt to stream.
If you have the ability to access a cellular data network on your device, try using it to connect to Netflix. While we generally
don't advise streaming over a data network as a fix, it's a good way to see if a home network configuration issue is what's keeping
you from streaming reliably.
If you're able to stream using a different internet connection, we recommend checking with whoever set up your home network to resolve
any potential issues with the way the network is configured.
2. Play another TV show or movie
Try to play another TV show or movie. If another title plays without issue, go to the Viewing Activity page and select the
Report a Problem link next to the title that did not work.
If you do not see the Report a Problem link, the problem has automatically been reported.
3. Restart your Android phone or tablet
Power off your Android phone or tablet by holding down the power button.
Confirm that you want to turn off your Android.
Press the power button again to power your Android back on.
Once your Android finishes turning on, try Netflix again.
4. Clear the Netflix app data
Before you take the option, you need to realize that clearing app data will delete any titles you have downloaded to the device.
From the Home screen on your device, navigate to Settings.
Select General.
If you don't see General, continue to the next step.
Select Apps or Applications.
Select Manage Applications, Application Manager, or Manage All Apps.
If you don't see these selections, continue to the next step.
Scroll down and select Netflix.
If you don't see Netflix, check the Downloaded tab.
Select Storage.
If you don't see Storage, continue to the next step
Select Clear Data or Clear Storage, then OK.
Try Netflix again.
5. Reinstall the Netflix app
Open the Play Store app.
Search for Netflix.
Once in the Netflix app store page, select Uninstall. NOTE:
Uninstalling the Netflix app will delete any titles you have downloaded to the device.
4. Select OK to confirm.
5. Once uninstallation is complete, select Install.
6. Once installation is complete, select Open.
7. Try Netflix again.
6. Contact your device manufacturer
Your device is experiencing a hardware or software problem that only the device manufacturer can solve. To get back to watching
Netflix, you'll want to contact your device manufacturer and ask for the following:
Help upgrading to the latest firmware for the device.
Help performing a factory reset.
If those steps don't get you streaming again, your manufacturer may have other suggestions for fixing the device. If they don't have
additional steps, or the additional steps still don't resolve the issue, you'll need to use a different Netflix-enabled device to
continue streaming.
7. Play Downloaded Videos on Android Devices
If you don't have a stable internet connection or enough storage, you can try to download them with Kigo Netflix Video Downloader. The
process is totally simple and fast.