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Issue How to Fix Origin Error Code 9:0

How to Fix Origin Error Code 9:0

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Origin is the digital distribution platform developed and released by Electronic Arts, one of the biggest video game publishers in the world. Origin hosts the entire EA games catalog and with some of the games being exclusive to the platform. Players also have access to a monthly subscription service that is separated into several tiers. 

The sheer volume of available titles makes Origin a popular choice. However, as with any software product, errors could appear. One such issue that has been tormenting players for years now is the Origin Error Code 9:0. Usually, this particular error is accompanied by a message similar to 'Whoops - the installer encountered an error.' Users may encounter this problem when they are installing Origin for the first time or when trying to update the program. 

Common Fixes

There are some common and easy-to-execute solutions that are worth the shot when it comes to fixing Origin Error Code 9:0. Start by restarting the PC. Then, try disabling any third-party security solutions before installing or updating Origin. If those don't work, install the latest Windows updates and drivers for your GPU model. If Origin Error Code 9:0 persists, let's move on to some more specific solutions.

Update .Net Framework

The Origin Code 9:0 is usually related to outdated .Net Framework files. SO, installing the latest version should get rid of the problem.

  1. Start your browser and go to the .Net Framework download page.
  2. Select the most recent .Net Framework version. 
  3. Download and install it.
  4. Restart the PC to complete the installation and see if the error has been fixed.

Clear Origin’s Cache file

  1. Quit Origin if the program is currently running.
  2. Press the Windows key + R on your keyboard.
  3. In the Run dialog window, type %Programdata%/Origin and click OK.
  4. Delete all files except the LocalConent folder.
  5. Open Run again but this type %Appdata% and click OK.
  6. Once inside the Roaming folder, locate and delete the Origin folder.
  7. Click on AppData available in the address bar.
  8. Open the Local folder.
  9. Find the Origin folder and delete it.
  10. Try launching Origin now and check if the error has been fixed. 
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