Netflix Error Code M7363 1260 00000026: What It Is and How to Fix It

Netflix almost always works better if you’re using it in the app. With the browser version, there are other parties involved and that means more difficulties in managing the charade. The browser users also experience many different Netflix errors while streaming.

In this blog, we’ll discuss the solutions to fix Netflix error code M7363 1260 00000026.

How to Fix Netflix Error Code M7363 1260 00000026

Follow the solutions below to fix the error code M7363:

Solution 1 – Refresh Browser to Fix Error Code M7363 1260 00000026

The simplest of all tricks, just refresh your browser. This can work because the browser connectivity with Netflix server may need a refresh.

Find the refresh icon on the top left of your browser and click it.

If this fixes the issue, great. But highly unlikely, so read on for advanced solutions.

***Solution 2 –* *Update Browser to Fix Error Code M7363 1260 00000026***

Sometimes the browser you are using is outdated. This means there may be compatibility issues between Netflix and your browser because of the updates. The new protocols Netflix introduces need to be in sync with your browser. A simple browser update might fix the error.

Solution 3 – Restart your Device and Browser

This is definitely the oldest trick in the book and we’d be surprised if you haven’t already tried it. Simply shut down everything, and keep it unplugged for 2 minutes. The turn it on and see if the error still persists.

This hard reboot is done to remove all temporary storage data. The temporary data can get corrupted sometimes and cause communication problems between apps.

Solution 4 – Check Storage Space

The storage space required for Netflix to work properly is 100MB. In order to check and remove storage space in Windows PC, you’ll have to remove some stored data to free the space required for streaming.

Follow the steps below to check available storage space:

Click on the “Windows” button
Open “Start”
Go to “Settings”
Click on the “Systems” button
Go to “Storage”
If you have less than 100MB free space delete some data to free the required space
Check if Netflix is working now

If this solution didn’t work, move on to the next one.

Solution 5 – Clear Browsing Data from Chrome

If the browser data is corrupted (cache and cookies) and didn’t get fixed by restarting Chrome, you’ll have to clear it manually.

Follow the steps below to clear browser data:

Go to the Google Chrome menu by clicking the menu icon on top right
Go to “Settings”
Go to “Advanced” Settings
From the “Advanced” menu go to “Privacy Options”
In the “Privacy Options”, click “Clear Browsing Data”
Go to “Advanced” options from “Clear Browsing Data”
Choose the “All Time” option from the drop-down menu
Choose “Media Licenses”
Choose “Clear Data”
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What Causes Netflix Error Code M7363 1260 00000026

The most common reasons for Error Code M7363 are mentioned below:

Browser not updated: If you haven’t updated your browser, the stored encryption protocols might be incompatible with the new version of Netflix.

Corrupted Cache: The cache memory is the temporary memory in your browser or device. It can sometimes get corrupted, meaning the stored app configurations aren’t working fine. All you have to do is to clear your cache memory.

Insufficient Disk Space: For smooth streaming, Netflix stores video buffering data on your hard disk. The space required is 100MB. If you don’t have enough space in your drive, the error M7363 will pop up.

Widevine Configuration: The Widevine module is used to preserve digital rights of content. It prevents piracy and keeps you from impinging upon Netflix’s content restrictions. An outdated Widevine module can prevent you from streaming.

Conclusion

We’re sure after following the solutions above, you’ll be rid of the Netflix error code M7363 1260 00000026.

Happy Streaming!