With hundreds of great titles to stream on Disney+, it is no wonder that people in your household would also love to binge-watch. Good thing Disney Plus allows subscribers to watch their shows on different devices.
Each Disney+ subscription entitles you to stream on up to four devices simultaneously. But, you have to be in the same household. If you watch your Disney Plus shows on another device, you will likely get the message “You’re already streaming on the maximum number of devices. To continue watching, please stop streaming on another device or visit Disney+ account management to learn more (Error Code 75).”
Fixing Disney Plus Error Code 75 Streaming on Maximum Number or Too Many Devices
Error code 75 is quite straightforward and easy to resolve. Since the primary cause of getting the error is due to streaming from more than the allowed number of devices, all you need to do is to stick to your usual 4 devices.
Easy to say, right? But, what if you only streamed from 2 devices and still get the error? It is more likely that your Disney+ account is still logged in to your previous devices that you are no longer using. There might also be unfamiliar devices logging in your account.
To troubleshoot this issue, you will need to log out of all the devices and only login to what you are currently using. How to log out of all your devices on Disney Plus? First, go to my.disney.com and sign in to your account. Next, go to Access & Security and select Log out of everywhere. Go to your email and copy and paste the one time passcode sent by Disney+. Select Confirm and choose Log out.
You can also verify the active devices on your account by heading over to your Account Settings and navigating to Manage Devices.
Wrapping Up
Sticking to Disney+ rules will help you stream your favorite TV shows without interruptions. Be mindful of any change from Disney Plus so you can maximize and enjoy your subscription.
