Rust: How to Fix Anti-Cheat Error 30001 - Ultimate Guide

Many Rust users still don't know how to fix Anti-Cheat error 30001, so let's prepare this guide covering it all.

  What is Rust Anti-Cheat Error 30001?

It is an error that usually occurs when certain execution parameters are not met, but there is nothing to worry about, because next we will tell you how to fix the 30001 Anti-Cheat error.

How to fix Anti-Cheat error 30001 in Rust?

The first thing we recommend you do if you wonder how to fix the 30001 Anti-Cheat error is to follow the recommendation on the Easy Anti-Cheat website, where it is suggested to make sure that the software is included in the white list of your security software.

But first you will have to go to the link EAC 1 and EAC 2, if you get a response 200 - HTTP OK, your connection is ready and one of the following solutions will solve the problem, so pay attention:
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White list in the antivirus.

As we mentioned before, if you are a user of Windows Defender or some other antivirus, you will have to make sure to include the software in the white list, this process depends on the antivirus software you use.

For this reason, below we will indicate how to include EasyAntiCheat in the white list in different antivirus programs.

Windows virus and threat protection

Press Windows I> Update & Security> Windows Security> Virus & Threat Protection> Manage settings> Exclusions> Add or remove exclusions> Add an exclusion> select Folder> Browse and set the exclusion for both EasyAntiCheat and Rust.

Avast Antivirus

Start> Settings> General> Exclusions> Set exclusion.

Kapersky Internet Security.

Home> Settings> Additional> Threats and exclusions> Exclusions> Specify trusted applications> Add.

AVG.

Home> Settings> Components> Web Shield> Exceptions> Set the exception.

Damaged system files.

In case there are corrupted system files, you will encounter this problem. So we recommend running the SFC command at the command prompt. For this the first thing you should do is access the command prompt in administrator mode> run the sfc / scannow command> complete the process> restart the system, this should correct the problem in Rust.

Another option is to run the DISM command if the SFC does not work.

Install the latest Microsoft C++ redistributable.

If the C redistributable files are damaged or incomplete you will need to download the new copy from the Microsoft website and install it and get the x86 and x64 version.

 That is all you have to know about how to fix the error 30001 Anti-Cheat in Rust, remember that if a solution does not work to correct the problem, you will have to go to the next one until you find the correct one for you.