After applying the Colosseum 1.08 patch, are you still seeing the Elden Ring "Inappropriate Activity Detected. Unable to Start in Online Mode" issue message? Elden Ring's latest free DLC is now available! The new venues included in the Colosseum update provide a whole new method to play PvP, complete with 1v1 duels and different team matches. After the upgrade, a few gamers were unpleasantly startled. Despite their insistence that they have done nothing illegal, they are supposedly blacklisted. If this describes you, continue reading to learn why it occurs and how to resolve it.Elden Ring's inappropriate activity was detected.

How to Fix Elden Ring

: Inappropriate Activity Found, Unable to Start in Online ModeFirst things first, a heads up before we go right into the answer. The notification "Inappropriate Activity Detected" indicates that you have been prohibited from using any online gaming platforms because of your unlawful activity, which is grounds for suspension. You're not really able to do anything here if you've engaged in any such action. Of course, utilizing cheats and hackers is part of this. In addition, there are other things like tampering with game files, using dubious modes, enabling dubious third-party programs, and so forth.A ban may come from "just" employing glitches and in-game exploits. And last, misbehavior in text or voice chat is also punishable by ban. Should you have ever engaged in any of these activities, your ban is warranted and there is nothing you can do to undo it. Continue reading if, on the other hand, you are certain that you haven't engaged in any unlawful activity and that your suspension was an error.The post-patch bug is most likely the cause if you are innocent. This often occurs after a new update. Specifically, Easy Anti Cheat was not patched appropriately in conjunction with the game. You must make use of Steam's "Verify Integrity of Game Files" feature. Assuming nothing has gone wrong, this should resolve the "Inappropriate Activity Detected" issue. This is how you do it:

• Right-click on Elden Ring in your Steam library.
• Select “Properties…”.
• Open the “Local Files” tab.
• Click on the “Verify integrity of game files..”.
• Let Steam do its work.
• When the procedure is complete, restart your PC.
• Launch Steam, and start Elden Ring.