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How to Fix Cargo Link Not Working in Starfield

Starfield is a space role-playing game by the award-winning creators of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

You can create any character and go on a journey to answer humanity’s greatest mystery.

Customize your character’s appearance, decide their background, and select their traits.

Join Constellation, the last group of space explorers finding artifacts throughout the galaxy.

Explore more than one thousand planets, navigate cities, and traverse wild landscapes.

You can also pilot and command the ship of your dreams, personalize the look of it, and more.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to fix the outpost/intersystem cargo link not working in Starfield on PC, Xbox, or PS4/PS5.

How to Fix Cargo Link Not Working in Starfield

Here is a list of known fixes from the Starfield community:

  • Fix 1: Delete and re-create the cargo platforms at both locations then try to re-link them (source: CPargermer on Reddit).
  • Fix 2: Deleting and resetting output links to all containers fixed it for me (source: Ouroboros612 on Reddit).
  • Fix 3: Make sure you’re using the appropriate pad. I accidentally mixed up the in-system ones with the out of system ones. For out of system, I have a fuel pad dedicated to receiving helium and only helium at each outpost. I haven’t found a way to regulate output so I found that ensuring my helium lines were separate helped. If you want change a link, you can delete them by putting your cursor anywhere on the red link lines and delete them like any other object (source: A_LeftNut on Reddit).

Further reading

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How to Open the Starfield Console

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