How to fix Travis Rilea 14515 Error Code in Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) Explained
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How to fix Travis Rilea 14515 Error Code in Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) Explained

The never ending train of error codes is always chugging along.

Modern Warfare 3, like any live service game, will have its fair share of technical issues. There’s a wide variety of them. One of the most annoying in Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) is the Travis Rilea 14515 Error Code.

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If you’re getting the 14515 Error Code, this guide will show you how to fix it. 

Modern Warfare 3 (MW3): How to fix Travis Rilea 14515 Error Code – Explained

While error code 14515 can be especially annoying due to high traffic in Modern Warfare 3, the good news, if you’re worried about the troubleshooting, is that the Travis Rilea error is on the easier side to fix. You won’t have to go through hoops as you would for stuttering issues. So let’s resolve this problem to get you back to shooting bad guys.

The first thing you could do is to completely shut down the game. This means closing any instance running. If it’s still open in the background and not closing completely, just end the Modern Warfare 3 task. Once that’s done, head back into the game, and you should be able to join a match.

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If the above step does not work for you, you can try doing the following:

  • Check Activision’s official server status page. Here you will see if the Travis Rilea 14515 error is happening due to a server outage or maintenance.
  • Reset your internet connection. There’s a plethora of bugs and glitches that could be affecting your connection to the internet. While this is a very basic step, resetting your modem will oftentimes result in better performance.
  • Close any background apps and processes. Be sure to close other programs or processes you might be running in the background. Focus especially on Google Chrome tabs, Game Launchers, and any app that may be consuming bandwidth.
  • Play later. Yes, I know this is almost an impossible thing to ask for all of you players avid to shoot each other in the face, but server issues or connection delays will oftentimes just fix themselves over time. Just wait a bit and connect whenever there is less in-game activity.
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Why does this error happen?

There’s no real reason, and there’s no definitive fix for it either. Maybe server capacity has been reached? When this happens, players who aren’t in the game or a match get queued up for one. So while you could wait, the methods above seem to get you in the game faster. Just be sure there are no external reasons like server outages before you start tearing your PC or console apart.

Do you want to free some space by deleting the MW3 campaign? Here is how to do it.


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