How to Fix The Finals Error Code TFMR0007

Embark Studios has done an excellent job by releasing a free-to-play first-person shooter titled ‘The Finals’ which includes team-based matches on various maps with dynamic environments. You and your teammates will be entered into the virtual arenas that alter, exploit, and destroy opponents. Meanwhile, several players seem to be experiencing multiple issues with the game mostly due to server connectivity errors. Recently, some reports claim that The Finals Error Code TFMR0007 is troubling a lot of players.

In a dominant FPS video game, The Finals has already proved its value among other online titles. As the game has achieved success in its ever-evolving form where the in-game features and optimizations are doing pretty well. But the online multiplayer issues can be a big deal where players find it difficult to find a match or join the game servers. This specific error TFMR0007 appears whenever unfortunate players search for a match in The Finals which is a big disappointment.

Why the Error TFMR0007 is Occurring?

Talking about the specific error code TFMR0007, it usually happens in The Finals when you as a player queue for a match online. Once you start checking for the match in the game and cancel the search, the error code keeps coming on the screen. Though Embark Studios hasn’t acknowledged anything about it officially yet, we can assume there are a couple of possible reasons applicable to such an error. Server-related technical faults, an outdated game patch version, corrupted game files, conflicts with the crossplay features, etc can be potential reasons.

Issues with the background running third-party software, conflicts with the region server, and more can be other reasons that might trigger this error. Plenty of players have mentioned that issues with the crossplay features mostly trigger such an error. In case, you’re facing the same error then nothing to worry about because you should be able to fix this error quite easily.

How to Fix The Finals Error Code TFMR0007

Luckily, here we’ve shared with you some workarounds that might come in handy. Make sure to follow all troubleshooting guides to fix this issue. So, without further ado, let’s jump into it.

1. Restart the PC

It seems that multiple players have fixed the error code TFMR0007 for The Finals by restarting the system manually. This method helps in clearing temporary temporary system glitches or cache data issues up to some extent. To do that:

• Open the Start menu > Click on the Power icon.
• Click on Restart > Wait for the system to boot.
• Finally, run the game again to check for the issue.

2. Close and Relaunch the Game

The second thing you can do is to close and relaunch the game from the Steam client to ensure there is no conflict with the temporary cache or glitch. The chances are high that any kind of temporary glitches might trouble you a lot with the server connectivity errors. You can check the steps below to relaunch the game.

• Exit The Finals game and then close the Steam client.
• Press the Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys to open Task Manager.
• Go to Processes > Click on the TheFinals.exe task.
• Click on End Task and reboot the PC to apply changes.
• Once done, launch the game to check for the issue.

3. Check Your Internet Connection

It’s also possible that somehow your internet connection is having some issues with the game servers. Connecting to the game servers might be problematic whenever the poor or unstable internet network troubles you a lot. We recommend you contact your service provider to get technical help regarding the internet conflicts. Do also keep in mind to switch your internet network from a wired (ethernet) connection to a wireless (Wi-Fi) network or vice versa.

4. Check The Finals Server Status

In case, you’re facing multiple issues with the server connectivity of your game then be sure to check for The Finals service status manually. Sometimes the server downtime or outage might trouble you a lot. You should follow the official @reachthefinals Twitter account to check if the server downtime reports are submitted by the players or not. It’s also suggested to visit The Finals Discord page to check for server outage errors.

5. Run The Finals as an Administrator

It seems that the game application you’re running lacks system admin access on the PC. If the game application isn’t running properly then you might encounter server connectivity errors up to some extent.

• Right-click on The Finals app on your PC.
• Select Properties > Click on the Compatibility tab.

• Turn On the Run this program as an administrator option.
• Click on Apply and select OK to save changes.
• Once done, run the game to check for the error again.

6. Disable Razer Synapse

Several reports also claim that disabling the Razer Synapse software is useful enough to fix the server connection error up to some extent. It’s recommended to turn off the software by following the steps below to ensure there is no conflict with the application.

• Right-click on the Razer Synapse icon on the system tray.
• Make sure to Close Razer Synapse / Exit Synapse.

7. Close Other Conflicting App Tasks

You might also need to close other conflicting third-party applications on the Windows system manually by following the steps below. The chances are high that somehow your game is having issues with the server connectivity while joining the matches. If you close the third-party tasks manually which are conflicting in the background while running the game.

• Press the Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys to open Task Manager.
• Click on Processes > Select the unnecessary task.
• Now, click on End Task.
• Close all unnecessary third-party tasks manually.
• Once done, reboot the system to apply changes.

8. Update The Finals

It’s also recommended to manually update The Finals game on the system by following the steps below. This might help in conflicts with the outdated game patch version.

• Open the Steam client > Go to Library.
• Right-click on The Finals.
• Click on Properties > Click on Updates.
• Go to Automatic Updates > Choose Only update this game when I launch it.
• Now, run the game to check for the issue.

9. Scan and Repair the Game Files

Missing or corrupted game files installed on the PC can cause server connectivity errors up to some extent. You should check the steps below to scan and repair the installed game files manually.

• Open the Steam client > Go to Library.
• Right-click on The Finals.
• Go to Properties > Click on Installed Files from the left side.
• Click on Verify integrity of game files.
• Wait for the process to complete.
• Once done, you should relaunch the game.

10. Change the Crossplay Settings

It’s also recommended to change the crossplay settings by following the steps below which might refresh the connection towards the game servers.

• Launch Steam > Open The Finals.
• Go to the in-game Settings menu.
• Click on the Crossplay feature > Turn it Off.
• Wait for a few minutes and then turn it On again.
• Save the changes and run the game.

11. Switch the In-Game Region Server

Try switching the in-game region servers manually from the game settings by following the steps below. Some affected players have found this trick helpful after they have changed the server region. To do that:

• Open Steam > Launch The Finals.
• Press the Esc key on your keyboard.
• Click on Settings > Under the Region section, change your matchmaking region.
• Relaunch the game to check for the issue again.

12. Disable Key Mapping Software

You should have to manually turn off the key mapping software like Razer Synapse or Microsoft PowerToys, etc. This can usually conflict with the Easy Anti-Cheat program and prevents players from joining the game servers. Try disabling these third-party key mapping programs and then attempt to connect to The Finals again.

13. Try Using a VPN Service

You might need to use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) service manually to ensure there is no issue with the game server connectivity. Sometimes any kind of server conflicts or geo-restrictions can trigger issues with the game server.

14. Reinstall The Finals

If none of the workarounds did come in handy then make sure to uninstall and reinstall The Finals game on your PC by following the steps below. You’ll be able to resolve multiple conflicts if any kind of game installation conflicts trouble you.

• Open the Steam client on your PC.
• Go to Library > Right-click on The Finals.
• Now, navigate to Manage.
• Select Uninstall > If prompted, click on Uninstall.
• Follow the on-screen instructions to complete it.
• Once done, restart the PC to apply changes.
• Finally, launch Steam, and reinstall the game. (Try installing on another drive)

15. Contact The Finals Help Center

Last but not least, you should contact The Finals Help Center and ask for support regarding the server connectivity error. You’ll have to submit the support ticket for the specific issue with the required details so that the support agent can help you precisely.

That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.