Do you mean "Beagle" error? I have not encountered it, but the standard questions would be; after you uninstalled it, did you reboot your console? 1. I would do a hard reset, where you hold your finger on the power X until it shuts down, and I would even unplug the power brick, and wait a few minutes before rebooting and reinstalling. 2. The other thing may be, your hard drive in your console may have a or some bad sectors that are not being read from, or written to. If you have a another drive laying around, I would then try to swap out your drives (find help online) and test that theory. I am guessing and agreeing that this is a very frustrating error code, and I did a quick search, and there was no help other than uninstalling and reinstalling. What a waste of time. 3. Let me ask another question; Does your console ever pause in or out of the game? I know Destiny seems to be the effected part here, but if it seems to pause or skip at any point of use, that would re-enforce my theory of a bad sector or failing HDD. 4. And by ANY chance, have you tried to use a different ethernet connector if you're getting the error using one. If you are going wi-fi, obviosly it is not a cable, but I had some serious issues and a whole array of error codes at the beginning of last season. I bought a new cable modem, I had a backup router, so I tried that, I uninstalled and reinstalled the game 2X, nothing worked. I don't even know why I tried a new cable, but that was all it was. And the cable tested perfect (I am an IT guy, so I have cables I have made and factory made, and test equipment). I have not had one error code since swapping out my ethernet cable. And on that note, I'm not sure how many devices in your home are connected to your router, but maybe if you are on wi-fi, try using a cable. When you start adding up how many devices are running concurrent, you may be surprised. It's just my wife & I here, but when I add up we have 3 Roku devices, 6 Amazon Echo devices, 3 computers connected at all times, our security camera system is online, we have 2 cell phones each, if you have a Ring door bell, we have 5 wi-fi switches to control lighting and devices, 2 tablets, TV's with wi-fi; you can see there may be MANY devices hogging your bandwidth. If you start adding up and find you have a lot, maybe plug your console straight into your modem and try to play that way. Your router may be on overload and you may need to upgrade. By the time if buffers and tries to send data to your console, it may be corrupt. Hopefully after you do some troubleshooting, you can narrow if the problem is somewhere in your home and a cheap fix. For me, it was just an ethernet cable causing my errors.