Account stuck in active FiveM session

What is the issue you’re having?

Hello,

I am unable to connect to FiveM because I keep receiving this error:

“Your account is already being used to play on FiveM or RedM. Please end your current session first, and try to connect again.”

I have already:

Logged out of my Cfx.re account and logged back in
Completely closed FiveM and Rockstar Games Launcher
Restarted my PC
Verified my GTA V files through Steam
Cleared FiveM-related files/cache

The problem still occurs every time I try to connect.

Current Error ID:
au_50ze0xr26qw51_gjbc6_mste0xr26qw51_abab6

I am not currently playing FiveM or RedM on another computer/session.

Could you please check if my account has a stuck active session and reset it?

Thank you.

What have you tried already to fix the issue?

I have tried restarting my PC, completely closing FiveM and Rockstar Games Launcher, logging out and back into my Cfx.re account, verifying my GTA V files through Steam, and clearing FiveM cache/files.

The issue still happens every time I try to connect. I am not playing FiveM or RedM on another computer/session.

Error ID: au_50ze0xr26qw51_gjbc6_mste0xr26qw51_abab

What server did you get this issue on?

Grand RP EN1

Error screenshot(s)

Windows version

Windows 11

System specifications

RAM: 16 GB DDR4 2133 MT/s
Storage: NVMe SSD
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce
OS: Windows 10/11

Antivirus software

Windows Antivirus (Iam not using other)

Additional comments

I have tried restarting my PC, closing FiveM and Rockstar Games Launcher, logging out and back into Cfx.re, verifying GTA V files through Steam, and clearing FiveM cache/files. The issue still occurs every time I try to connect.

I am not currently playing FiveM or RedM on another computer.

Error ID: au_50ze0xr26qw51_gjbc6_mste0xr26qw51_abab

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Hi, did you solve it? I have this problem too