Users experience ‘Internal Error’ in their Kindles when the Kindle is unable to attach the Amazon account to itself. This error has been present since the Kindle was launched a decade ago and persists even now. This usually occurs during the registration phase of the device. This internal error is accompanied with ‘There was an error while registering your Kindle‘.
In most cases, the internal error occurs when you are entering your Amazon account to complete the registration process of your Kindle. After the registration, you will be able to use the Amazon store on your device and purchase books.
There are two use-cases for you having a Kindle:
- You purchased a brand-new Kindle from a store
- You purchased a refurbished or used Kindle from a third-party store or an online marketplace like eBay.
What does the Internal Error mean?
The ‘internal error’ in Kindles means that the internal login modules in the device were unable to handshake with Amazon servers due to some reason. This handshake is required when you are adding a new account to your Kindle device.
When the handshake fails, the device fails to get permission to add the account and it errors out. You will be able to use all other functionalities in Kindle but won’t be able to add eBooks from the Amazon store since there won’t be an account to facilitate the download or purchase.
You can still use third-party applications (like Calibre) to download and add books to the Kindle but it is not an alternative to the store.
What causes the Internal Error?
Here are some of the main causes that drive the ‘internal error’ in Kindles:
| Cause(s) | Explanation(s) |
|---|---|
| Kindle is blocked | If a Kindle is reported as stolen or lost, it is blocked by Amazon. Here you cannot add an account to the device |
| Network problems | If the device is unable to communicate with Amazon servers during login, you will get the ‘internal error’ |
| Outdated Firmware | Sometimes an outdated firmware can cause problems with the logging in modules in Kindle. |
| Two step verification | Even though this is highly recommended by Amazon, there are instances where this causes problems when adding a new account. |
| Language settings | Another bizzare scenario we came across was where due to some language selection, users were experiencing the issue. |
| Account not set to a Country | Services like Amazon rely on country selection to present you with the catalog which is available at that country. If your country is not selected in your main Amazon account, you will get this error. |
How to Fix the Internal Error
Here are workarounds that are verified and tested. Make sure you follow the order as they are listed with more complex ones at the end.
1. Contact Amazon Support
This workaround should be the first on your list. This case usually occurs when the Kindle was bought from a third-party website or the device is somehow refurbished; even if it is by Amazon itself. It might be that the Kindle you are using is reported as lost by its previous owner or it is accidentally added as such due to some glitch in the system.
Before talking to support, you need to have your MAC Address and Serial Number at hand.
- Go to the device info of your Kindle.
- Copy your MAC Address and serial number.
- Now Contact Amazon Chat Support and describe your issue to the operator.
- Provide him with your MAC address and serial number. He will do a quick check against the database and inform you.
2. Changing Language Option
Language options seem to have a relation to which store you are going to go to. If there is a mismatch in the language you have selected in the Kindle vs the language you have set on your Amazon account, you might experience the ‘internal error’.
In this scenario, the easiest way is to navigate to your Kindle Settings and change the language. For example, from English (UK) to English (US). Once you’ve changed the language, save the changes and exit. Then Restart your Kindle once before trying to register it again.
3. Adding an Address to Amazon
Another thing to make sure of here is that there is an Address associated with your Amazon account which you are trying to log into your Kindle. Amazon makes use of addresses to make sure they have the license to sell the ebook in that location legally.
- Log into your Amazon account. Hover over ‘Accounts & lists‘ and click on ‘Your account‘.
Selecting ‘Your account’ in Amazon - Next, click on ‘Your Addresses‘ in the preceding menu.
Addresses in Amazon Profile - Now, click on ‘Add Address‘ in the addresses menu and enter your details.
Adding Address in Amazon - Save changes and exit. Now try adding your account in Kindle and see if this did the trick.
4. Remove Two-Step Authentication from Kindle
Two-factor authentication is a very effective method to secure your account. The process involved inputting a security token from your two-factor address. However, we’ve seen reports by users where this authentication was causing issues when registering the Kindle.
A simple workaround you can do is to remove the authentication temporarily from your account then try logging in. Once it is logged in, you can re-enable the authentication.
- Go to the Amazon desktop site and hover over your name.
- Click on Hello, your Name and click on your Account.
- Click Login and Security.
- Choose Two-Step Authentication settings and Edit. Now, change the settings to Disabled.
- You will need to enter your Amazon Security Code from your preferred or backup method on the next page to disable Two-Step Authentication or verify through email.
- After successfully entering your provided code, you will receive a notification that Two-Step Authentication has been disabled.
- Try logging into your Kindle again after 15 minutes and see if this does the trick.
5. Change your WiFi Network
Another thing to try is changing your WiFi network. As we mentioned before, the ‘internal error’ also occurs when the Kindle is unable to connect to Amazon’s servers. This can be due to any reason from issues in the ISP or your local network.
Here, you can either change your network or use a mobile hotspot temporarily. Try using at least 3 different connections to rule out a connection problem.
- Select All settings, then Wifi & Bluetooth.
- Now click on Scan. Select the new WiFi network and see if this does the trick.
6. Updating the Firmware of Kindle
Outdated Firmwares are known to cause problems in Kindle. Even though the store and registration modules are backward compatible, there are still instances where older firmware experience the ‘internal error’. Just to be on the safe side, we will check and update the Firmware of the Kindle to the latest version.
- Visit the Kindle E-reader Software Updates Page.
- Locate your device type from the list and click on the download Software update link beside it.
- Wait for the download to finish. Then Connect your Device to the computer with a reliable USB cable, and transfer the download update to the root directory of the Kindle device.
- Disconnect the Kindle from your computer.
- Tap on Menu and select settings.
- Click Menu again, and this time, go to update your Kindle.
- Click the OK button to trigger the updating process. You will now see a message that says your Kindle is updating.
This process will take up to 5 minutes. On completion, the device will start automatically. After restarting, try registering your account again and see if this works.
Shaheer is the lead troubleshooter at Computer Verge. He has over 7 years of IT experience. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and has completed various IT programming and support certifications.
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- Can’t Login/Sign in to Amazon: How to Fix Internal Error!
- Solution 1 – Do as Amazon Says
- Solution 2 – Sign in Elsewhere
- Solution 3 – Get Notified When Working
- 17 thoughts on “Can’t Login/Sign in to Amazon: How to Fix Internal Error!”
- Unable to Register Amazon account due to “Internal Error”
- Cause 1:
- Solution 1: Amazon support
- Cause 2:
- Solution 2: Contact Amazon Customer Support
- I’m unable to start my instance and I see Client.InternalError when running the describe-instances command. How do I fix this?
- Short description
- Resolution
- EBS volumes aren’t attached to the instance correctly
- An attached EBS volume is in an error state
- Attached volumes are encrypted and there are incorrect AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions or policies
- Amazon Login Error: There was a problem with your request
- Amazon Support: Puzzled
Can’t Login/Sign in to Amazon: How to Fix Internal Error!
When trying to sign in to Amazon services — you might get an error message at the login prompt despite filling out the correct Email(username) and Password.
Follow this trick to get back logged in to your account on Amazon!
Seeing this error message?
There was a problem
Internal Error. Please try again later.
This is what happens on occasion to randomly selected poor souls when your sign in just stops working and locks you out of your account.
Here’s what you can do!
Solution 1 – Do as Amazon Says
First solution is to contact support — however it can take them 24 hours to answer. And waiting is not for everyone. What they are basically saying is that you should reset your password, link below:
While I would expect a canned response for these kinds of things, judging by the spelling, their Indian support staff wrote it by hand. Here is the whole email:
I’m really sorry to hear you can’t login to the account.
In this case I recommend you to resent the password.
Since our usual password reset methods won’t work for this specific situation, you’ll need to contact our password specialists by phone using the following link for a manual password reset. They’re available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
I hope this helps! We look forward to seeing you again soon.
We’d appreciate your feedback. Please use the links below to tell us about your experience today.
And I can assure you he meant reset — not resend!
However, this is a somewhat annoying phone verification system.
For more solutions please, continue reading!
Solution 2 – Sign in Elsewhere
This is what worked for me — it might not work for everyone. But it’s certainly worth trying and could save heaps of time. Just try to login to another country’s Amazon site.
Let’s say you are trying to login to Amazon.com, where you are getting the internal error problem. Simply — use the same login credentials with the Canadian Amazon.ca for example. If you get a successful login, hopefully Amazon.com will start working again too.
I haven’t tested it — but again, worth trying for the other sites too like amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.es, amazon.it, amazon.com.br, amazon.cn, amazon.in, amazon.co.jp, amazon.com.mx, amazon.nl, amazon.com.au, amazon.ca and whatever else is out there?
Solution 3 – Get Notified When Working
Most likely this is a problem that will solve on it’s own with time. So if none of the above are working for you, the last but not least solution is to get an email notification once your account is in working and normal order.
- Step 1. Click here for the sign in prompt
- Step 2. Choose ‘Forgot your password?’
- Step 3. Enter your email and select ‘Continue’
- Step 4. Wait for an email!
This works because when you cannot login, you won’t be able to get the email either as the account is simply broken at this point. But once the email arrives it is likely that the account has been fixed.
Good luck and please let me know your experience in the comments!
And I’ll do my best to help out with questions.
17 thoughts on “Can’t Login/Sign in to Amazon: How to Fix Internal Error!”
This is the most unhelpful bullshit i heard in my entire life amazon obviously needs to get their head out of the ass and do their job
I understand your frustration.
Hope you get this solved.
yeah i switched to a new phone and the previous number is deactivated but i can’t log in without two step verification and whenever you click support it brings you back to the login screen
For reals, it’s been a year actually no joke they for reals gotta step up there f**king game. I bought a 50 dollar amazon gift card that I cant use now, my money is stuck on their waste of my f**king money.
Had to edit your language a bit.
I understand it’s that it’s really bothersome to get these kinds of problems sorted with Amazon, but hopefully you’ll get that fixed eventually.
Hello deez nuts,
It’s now 2021 & I can tell you things with Amazon have not changed. I can’t login because I stupidly added my mobile phone number. Now, whenever I do something i.e. login etc. amazon send a “tap and respond” link to phone and I cannot respond as my phone is not connected to internet. Catch-22 and I keep going round & round with amazon messages and no-one will actually help because of the phone and various other misnomers.
Like you, I have trapped funds in my gift card account that I can’t get to. Like you, this has been going on since forever.
Am I furious – you bet. I’d like to use much stronger words, but what’s the use?
Bro please uploaded YouTube video in this problem
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Unable to Register Amazon account due to “Internal Error”
Some of you when upon receiving your Kindle Paperwhite, may encounter a problem when trying to register for an Amazon account due to an “Internal Error”. Thankfully, this only affects a small number of the Kindle fans and not everyone.
This post describes how you can fix the problem. [Updated June 4, 2021] The most common reason for this “Internal Error” is your eReader device has been declared Stolen/Loss to Amazon. Refer more in Cause No. 2 & Solution No. 2 below.
Cause 1:
This is because of a bug in the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Firmware.
Solution 1: Amazon support
To solve this problem, you will need to ask Amazon support to register the Kindle Paperwhite to your Amazon account based on your behalf. This is how you can do it:
Step 1. Go to your device info of your Kindle Paperwhite 
Step 2: Obtain your MAC Address & Serial Number 
Step 3: Contact Amazon Support and then click Fire & Kindle > Kindle Device > I need help registering my kindle. After that, select “Chat” Button
Step 4. Copy the following script to your Chat:
Hi Amazon, I need your help to register my Kindle due to Internal Error message that keep popping up when I attempted to register my Amazon Account. A friend of mine helped me bought this Amazon Kindle PaperWhite. My MAC Address is XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX and Serial number is XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
Step 5: Please provide any verification information from your Amazon Account. You will be asked of the debit card information that you have in your Amazon account, and you can obtain the information here.
Some of you when upon receiving your Kindle Paperwhite, may encounter a problem when trying to register for an Amazon account due to an “Internal Error”. Thankfully, this only affects a small number of the Kindle fans and not everyone.
This post describes how you can fix the problem.
Cause 2:
[Updated June 4, 2021] The most common reason for this “Internal Error” is your eReader device has been declared Stolen/Loss to Amazon. Usually if your Amazon Kindle eReader has NOT been reported lost/stolen, you will not face Registration Error issue.
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I’m unable to start my instance and I see Client.InternalError when running the describe-instances command. How do I fix this?
Last updated: 2021-10-07
I’m trying to start my Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance and the instance doesn’t start and doesn’t return an error message. Or, it doesn’t start and returns the error message «Client.InternalError» or «Server.InternalError». How can I fix this?
Short description
You might see the «Server.InternalError» message for the following reasons:
- Your Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volume isn’t attached to the instance correctly.
- An EBS volume attached to the instance is in an error state.
You might see the «Client.InternalError» message if an encrypted EBS volume is attached to the instance.
Note: If your instance doesn’t start and no error code appears, run the describe-instances command. Then, specify the instance ID. In the following example, replace MYINSTANCE with the id of the instance that you’re trying to start.
Check the StateReason message in the JSON response returned by the command.
Resolution
EBS volumes aren’t attached to the instance correctly
If the EBS root volume isn’t attached to the instance as /dev/sda1 or /dev/xvda and a second EBS volume has a duplicate or conflicting device name, then you can’t stop or start the instance. Only Xen-based instance types (c4, m4, t2, and so on) are affected by block device name conflicts. Nitro-based instances (c5, m5, t3, and so on) aren’t affected by block device name conflicts.
1. Run the describe-instances API to verify the StateReason error message and error code. The following is an example of the command output if there is a device name conflict:
2. Open the Amazon EC2 console, and then select the instance that you can’t start.
3. On the Description tab, verify the device name listed in Block devices. The Block devices field displays all devices names of the attached volumes.
4. Verify that the root device is correctly attached and that there isn’t a device listed with the same name or with a conflicting name.
5. If there is a device with a duplicate or conflicting device name, detach the conflicting volume and rename it. Then, reattach the volume with the updated device name.
An attached EBS volume is in an error state
1. Run the describe-instances API to verify the StateReason error message and error code. The following is an example of the command output if there is an attached EBS volume in an error state:
2. Open the Amazon EC2 console, choose Volumes, and then verify if the status of the volume is error. Your options vary depending on whether the volume in an error state is a root volume or a secondary volume.
If the volume in an error state is a secondary volume, detach the volume. You can now start the instance.
If the volume in an error state is a root volume and you have an existing snapshot of the volume, do the following:
Attach the new volume to the instance using the device name of the original instance. Start the instance.
Note: If the volume in an error state is a root volume and you don’t have an existing snapshot of the volume, then you can’t restart the instance. You must rebuild the instance.
Attached volumes are encrypted and there are incorrect AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions or policies
1. Run the describe-instances API to verify the StateReason error message and error code. The following is an example of the command output if there is an encrypted volume attached to the instance and there are permissions or policy issues:
2. Verify the following:
Note: To verify if a volume is encrypted, open the Amazon EC2 console, and then select Volumes. Encrypted volumes have Encrypted listed in the Encryption column.
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Amazon Login Error: There was a problem with your request
Today I had an unusual situation with my Amazon account. It started when I tried to log in to Amazon Web Services (AWS) to upload some files to my S3 account.
After entering my email address and password, I saw the following error:
“There was a problem with your request
Internal Error. Please try again later.”
Being the understanding user that I am, I waited awhile and tried again later as requested. Same problem.
I went on to work on some other projects, but eventually came back to this because I really needed get the files into S3. Same problem.
Here’s a screenshot of the sign-in error:
Amazon Support: Puzzled
Initially, I tweeted my issue because I wondered if perhaps it might be affecting multiple users.
Anyone else having trouble at signin to @awscloud ? «Internal Error. Please try again later.»
Nobody else seemed to be tweeting about it, but eventually I heard from @AWSSupport
@TheDavidJohnson So sorry to hear that! We’d like to help. Please post to: http://t.co/tJOJOEdtzk and provide the case ID.
The only problem?
There was no way to log in to the support site to post my issue… because I couldn’t log in!
So… after I responded via Twitter to that effect, I was pleasantly surprised to receive an email from Amazon support. I’m still not 100% certain how they figured it out, but they managed to locate my account and my email address just from my tweets. (I actually think I got doxxed by Amazon Support, but that’s OK!)
Ultimately, they called me as well, because I wasn’t able to get logged in to reply to the case ID that had been established for me.
As Amazon continued to work on their end, I also engaged in some troubleshooting on my own:
- Tried to sign in from another browser. I normally use Chrome for my daily driver, but I tried to login from Firefox
- Tried to sign in using Firefox “Private Window” to eliminate the browser cache and any cookies that might be affecting sign-in.
- I actually busted out Internet Explorer (cringe!). Since this is a fairly recent install of Windows 7, I knew that I had never logged in to an Amazon account from IE, so that also gave me a fair test without the normal Amazon cookies and browser cache..
- Used my wife’s laptop to try to sign in.
In every case, I received the exact same error.
One of the messages I received from AWS Support suggested that I attempt to login to another account. Although my AWS setup is all connected to my primary Amazon account, IÂ did have another account or 2 that I could try. I was successful in logging in right away using the first account I tried.
So…. I was able to conclude that the issue was directly connected to my Amazon account and didn’t have anything to do with my browser, cookies, or cache.
Since Amazon uses an OAuth process to facilitate single-sign-on to multiple Amazon properties via a single account, I thought, “I’ll just sign in and review my Amazon order history.”
No dice. Same error.
Ultimately, after Nolan from Amazon Web Services Support got me on the phone, I walked him through all that I had done. He told me how puzzled they were on their end, since everything in my account looked OK.
He first directed me to try to log in from a couple of specific locations, just to rule out user error (I’m guessing).
After some effort, he asked if I would click the “Forgot Password” link.
“Hmmm…. why didn’t I think of that?”
I guess it hadn’t occurred to me because I was too busy ruling out all sorts of other issues.
So, I used the password reset function and created a new password. That’s when IÂ did see a warning from Amazon’s site about cookies. I wish I had noted the actual error (or taken a screenshot of it). I didn’t. The error message seemed to indicate that my browser wasn’t accepting cookies (I was back in Chrome now, so I knew it was accepting cookies).
At this point, I decided to go ahead and remove all Amazon cookies from Chrome. Once I did, I was able to login.
Thank you, Amazon support! Thank you, Nolan!
Apparently there was some corruption with my Amazon account on Amazon’s servers. I believe this because I saw the same error from every browser I tried to use—even from multiple machines. Apparently, the process for resetting my password cleared the issue!
Bottom line: If you see this error, reset your password. You may also need to remove Amazon cookies from your browser.
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There isn’t something you’ll be able to do most of the time however contact the web site directly and so attend them to mend it.
If there is a downside on your finish, try clearing the cache and deleting any cookies from the positioning with the error.
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Cause of http Amazon Errors
☑️Like we tend to mentioned higher than, Internal Server Error messages indicate that one thing, in general, is wrong.
☑️Most of the time, «wrong» means that a problem with the page or site’s programming, however there is definitely an opportunity that the matter is on your finish, one thing we’ll investigate below.
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Like we tend to alluded to higher than, the Amazon Internal Server Error is a server-side error, that means the matter in all probability is not together with your laptop or web connection however instead with the website’s server.
While not probable, there is also one thing wrong on your finish, within which case we’ll consider some stuff you will try:
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🔵Even if the Amazon Internal Server Error may be a downside on the net server, the difficulty could be temporary. making an attempt the page once more can usually achieve success.
🔵If the message seems throughout the checkout method at a web businessperson, bear in mind that duplicate tries to checkout might find yourself making multiple orders— and multiple charges! Most merchants have automatic protections from these sorts of actions, however it’s still one thing to stay in mind.
🔵Clear your browser’s cache. If there is a downside with the cached version of the page you are viewing, it may well be inflicting communications protocol Amazon problems.
🔵Caching problems don’t usually cause internal Server Errors, however we’ve got, now and again, seen the error get away when clearing the cache. It’s such a simple and harmless factor to undertake, thus do not skip it.
🔵Delete your browser’s cookies. you’ll be able to correct some Amazon Internal Server Error problems by deleting the cookies associated with the positioning on that you are obtaining the error.
After removing the cookie(s), restart the browser and check out once more.
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🔵Contacting the web site is another choice. there is a sensible likelihood that the site’s directors already realize the Amazon error, however if you think they do not, belongings them apprehend helps each you and them (and everybody else).
Most sites have support-based social network accounts, and some even have email and phone numbers.
🔵If it’s just like the web site is down entirely and you cannot notice some way to report the Amazon Internal Server Error message to the web site, it’d facilitate your mental health to stay up with the outage on Twitter. you’ll be able to sometimes search for #websitedown on Twitter, as in #gmaildown or #facebookdown.
Come back later. sadly, at now, the Amazon Internal Server Error isn’t any doubt a haul outside of your management that may eventually get fastened by somebody else.
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Fixing Amazon Internal Server Error issues on Your Own web site
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🔵A cryptography Error in .htaccess. whereas not as common, make sure to examine that your site’s .htaccess file is properly structured.
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More ways that you may See an interior Server Error
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🔵When Google services, like Gmail, area unit experiencing the error, they usually report a Temporary Error (Amazon), or simply Amazon.
🔵When Windows Update is concerned, it seems as a WU_E_PT_HTTP_STATUS_SERVER_ERROR message or 0x8024401F error.
🔵If the web site that reports the Amazon error is running Microsoft IIS, you may get a a lot of specific error message:
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