Adding a Trusted Connection on Roblox PC

A trusted connection on Roblox PC is a device you've verified as safe, so you won't need to enter a security code every time you log in from that computer. To add your current PC as a trusted connection, log into your Roblox account, go to your account settings, find the security section, and confirm the device. The process takes about two minutes and requires you to verify your identity through an email code or authenticator app, depending on your account setup.

Once you've marked a device as trusted, Roblox will remember it for future logins. This doesn't weaken your account security—it just means you've told Roblox that this particular computer belongs to you and is safe to use without extra verification steps each time.

Key Takeaways

  • Log into your Roblox account on the PC you want to trust, then navigate to Settings > Security to find the trusted devices section.
  • You'll need to verify your identity with a code sent to your email or generated by an authenticator app before the device is marked as trusted.
  • A trusted connection means you won't see a security code prompt on that specific computer for future logins, but you can remove it anytime from your security settings.
  • If you share your PC with others, do not mark it as a trusted connection, since anyone using that computer could access your account without a code.

Step-by-Step: Marking Your PC as Trusted

Start by opening Roblox on your PC and logging into your account with your username and password. If you see a security code prompt, enter the code from your email or authenticator app—this is normal and expected.

Once you're logged in, click the gear icon in the top right corner to open your account menu, then select Settings. On the left side, click Security. You'll see a section labeled "Trusted Devices" or "Trusted Connections" (the exact wording varies slightly depending on when your account was created).

Look for a button that says "Add Device" or "Trust This Device." Click it. Roblox will send a verification code to the email address on your account. Check your inbox (and spam folder if needed), copy the code, and paste it into the box on the Roblox page. If you have two-step verification enabled with an authenticator app, use that code instead.

After you enter the correct code, your PC will appear in the trusted devices list. The next time you log in from this computer, you won't be asked for a security code.

What to Do If You Don't See a Trusted Devices Option

Not all Roblox accounts have the trusted connections feature available yet. Roblox rolls out new security features gradually, so your account may not have access to it when ready. If you don't see a "Trusted Devices" section in your Security settings, the feature hasn't been enabled for your account yet.

Check back in a few weeks—Roblox typically makes the feature available to all accounts within a few months of launch. In the meantime, you'll continue to receive security codes on login, which is still a find way to protect your account.

Removing a Trusted Device

If you want to stop trusting a device—for example, if you're selling your PC or letting someone else use it—go back to Settings > Security > Trusted Devices. Find the device in the list and click the trash icon or "Remove" button next to it. The device will no longer be trusted, and you'll need to enter a security code the next time you log in from that computer.

You can remove a device from any other trusted device on your account. You don't need to be sitting at the computer you want to untrust.

Security Considerations When Using Trusted Connections

Marking a device as trusted is safe as long as only you use that computer. If you share your PC with family members, roommates, or coworkers, do not add it as a trusted connection. Anyone with access to your computer could log into your Roblox account without needing a security code, and they could change your password or steal your items.

If you use a public computer—at a library, school, or internet café—never mark it as trusted. Always remove the trust status before you leave. On a personal laptop or desktop that only you use, trusting the device is a reasonable convenience that doesn't reduce your security.

Troubleshooting: Code Not Arriving or Not Working

If you don't receive a verification code in your email, check your spam and promotions folders first. Roblox emails sometimes get filtered. Wait a few minutes and check again—the email can take up to five minutes to arrive.

If the code still doesn't show up, click "Resend Code" on the Roblox page. If you're using an authenticator app instead of email codes, make sure your phone's time is set correctly—authenticator apps generate codes based on your device's clock, and if it's off by more than a few minutes, the code won't work.

If you enter a code and get an error message, the code may have expired. Codes are usually valid for 10 minutes. Request a new code and enter it right away. If the problem continues, try logging out completely, closing your browser, and starting the login process again from the beginning.

What Happens If You Lose Access to Your Trusted Device

If your trusted PC breaks, gets stolen, or you can't use it anymore, you can still log in from another device. You'll just need to enter a security code again. Log in from any other computer, go to Settings > Security > Trusted Devices, and remove the old device from the list.

If you've lost access to all your trusted devices and can't receive security codes, you may need to go through Roblox account recovery. Visit the Roblox support page and look for the account recovery option. You'll be asked to verify your identity by answering security questions or providing information about your account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I trust multiple devices on my Roblox account?

Yes. You can add as many devices as you want to your trusted list. Each one will remember your account, so you won't need a security code when logging in from any of them. You can remove any device anytime from your security settings.

If I trust my PC, can someone else use my account if they have access to my computer?

Yes. A trusted device skips the security code step, so anyone with physical access to your computer could log in without needing your password or a code. Only trust devices that only you use. If you share a computer, do not mark it as trusted.

Will trusting my device affect my account security?

No. Trusting a device is safe because you've already verified your identity with a security code when you set it up. Roblox still protects your account with other security measures. The trusted connection just removes the repetitive code step on that one computer.

What if I accidentally trusted the wrong device?

Go to Settings > Security > Trusted Devices and remove it when ready by clicking the trash icon. The device will no longer be trusted, and a security code will be required the next time someone tries to log in from that computer.

Do I need to trust my device every time I log in?

No. Once you've added a device as trusted, Roblox remembers it. You only need to go through the trust process once per device. After that, logging in from that computer will skip the security code step automatically.