How to Fix Doordash Driver Response Status Error Code 1

When attempting to log into the DoorDash Driver app, users may encounter the frustrating “Login Error: The Operation Couldn’t Be Completed (DoorDashDriver.ResponseStatus-CodeError Error 1),” which prevents successful login attempts.

This error code indicates an issue with the app’s communication with its server, typically due to outdated device software, corrupt app installations, or server-side problems. The most common cause is outdated operating system software on the user’s device, which disrupts the app’s functionality and compatibility.

1. Update the OS of Your Phone

If your device’s OS is outdated, it can cause compatibility issues between the device and the DoorDash app. Updating to the latest version of the OS, such as for an iOS device, might resolve the error.

1. Begin by creating a backup of your iOS device and ensure it is connected to a charging unit.
2. Connect your iPhone to a Wi-Fi network. Launch the Settings app.
3. Go to General and tap on Software Update.

   

4. Check for an available iOS update. If present, download and install it.

   

5. After updating the OS, revisit the DoorDash app to see if the error has been resolved.

2. Toggle Airplane Mode and Try a Different Network

A temporary glitch within the DoorDash Driver app may trigger the status error code 1. Enabling Airplane Mode might clear the glitch and potentially fix the issue. Moreover, you can also try connecting to a different network.

1. Close the DoorDash app and access your phone’s Quick Settings by swiping up (or down).
2. Enable Airplane Mode by tapping its icon and wait for about one minute.

   

3. Turn off Airplane Mode and relaunch the DoorDash Driver app to check for the error.
4. If the problem persists, try rebooting your device.
5. If the error remains, consider connecting to a different network or using a VPN app to see if it resolves the issue.

3. Reset the DoorDash Password

A temporary communication issue between the DoorDash Driver app and its servers might be causing the problem. Resetting your DoorDash password could eliminate the glitch.

1. Open a web browser and navigate to the DoorDash website (login may be required).
2. Click on the DoorDash icon (usually near the top left of the window) and select Account.
3. Proceed to click on Change Password and fill in your current and new passwords.

   

4. Click on the Change Password button to confirm the change, then check if the app is functioning correctly.

4. Clear the Cache and Data of the DoorDash Driver App

Corrupted cache or app data can contribute to the error. Clearing cache and data may resolve this.

1. Open Settings on your Android phone and select Applications, Application Manager, or Apps.

   

2. Find Dasher in the list and select Force Stop.

   

3. Acknowledge to Force Stop the DoorDash Driver app and proceed to Storage.

   

4. Select Clear Cache and then check if the issue with the app has been resolved.
5. If the problem persists, revisit steps 1 and 2 to access the Storage settings of the DoorDash app and select Clear Data.

   

6. Confirm the data clearance, then check if the app is now working correctly.
7. If the issue continues, try wiping the cache partition of your Android device.

5. Reinstall the DoorDash Driver App

A corrupt app installation could be displaying the error. Reinstalling the DoorDash Driver app might fix the problem:

1. Go to Settings on your Android device and open the Application Manager.
2. Select DoorDash Driver and tap Force Stop.
3. Confirm to Force Stop, clear the cache/data as described in a previous step, then tap on Uninstall.

   

4. Restart your Android device and post-reboot, reinstall the DoorDash Driver app.
5. Finally, open the DoorDash Driver app to check if the error has been eradicated.