The WOW51900319 error code in World of Warcraft prevents players from logging into their account. This code comes attached to a message telling you that you were disconnected from the server in WoW.
I first encountered the WOW51900319 error after a content patch went live in WoW in May. This made me think that the error could be related to server outages. However, I soon realized I was only getting the WOW51900319 error on a specific character, meaning I could play with my alts on different servers.
How do you fix the WOW51900319 error in WoW?
To fix the WOW51900319 in World of Warcraft, you need to install all pending Windows updates, including .NET Framework updates. While discussing this error in community forums, multiple users reported this as a working fix. The WOW51900319 also disappeared for me after installing the .NET Framework update.
Alternatively, you can try the following fixes to solve the WOW51900319 error in WoW:
- Reset your modem/router.
- Change your existing DNS addresses.
- Scan and repair WoW’s game files.
- Check WoW’s servers.
If WoW’s servers are down, then it’ll mean you’ll have to wait for them to come back online. When that happens, the WOW51900319 should resolve automatically.
What causes the WOW51900319 error in WoW?
WOW51900319 occurs because of server outages in WoW. Generally, players receive different types of server-related errors whenever the game’s servers go down or when there’s maintenance, and WOW51900319 is one of them.
WOW51900319 is unique in that it can appear for some of your characters while you can play on other servers. This means the server where you’re getting this error might have an isolated incident, causing the WOW51900319.
