How to Fix Discord No Route Error?

If you are a passionate gamer, then you must already be familiar with Discord. It lets you chat and coordinate with others through private servers. Many users report that they encounter a ‘Discord No Route’ error while using Discord. This error can crop up due to some third-party tools and the wrong IP address. If you would like to fix this annoying problem, then follow the solutions mentioned below.

Fix the Error by Whitelisting Discord

Navigate to the Windows menu by pressing the Start button.
Thereafter, locate the Settings option and click on it.
You should choose the option of Update & security.
Later, locate the Windows Security or Windows defender option.
You have to choose the ‘Open Windows Defender Security’ option.
After that, go to the ‘Firewall & network protection’ option and click on it.
Then locate and pick the ‘Allow an app through a firewall’ option.
You should mark the box of ‘Change settings’ and locate the Discord option from the list.
Finally, reach the Private checkbox and mark it.

Check the Discord Settings

Navigate to the app and click on to invoke it on your system.
Then reach the ‘User settings’ option and click on it.
You should click on the ‘Voice & Video’ option.
Go to ‘Quality of Service’ and disable the ‘Enable Quality of Service High Packet Priority’ option.

Flush DNS to Solve the Error

Hit the Win and R combination over the keyboard to launch the Run prompt.
Then type ‘cmd’ in it and select the OK button to launch the Command Prompt with administrative rights.
Input ‘ipconfig /flushdns’ in it and hit the Enter button.
Thereafter, you can get the verification message.
Finally, log in again to Discord.

Turn off QoS

First, invoke Discord on your system.
Then launch the “User Settings” option.
Once you are on the new screen, locate the settings of “Voice and Video” at the left side pane.
You should move to the bottom to locate the setting of “Enable Quality of Service High Packet Priority,” and disable it.

Change the Voice Server Region

Firstly, sign-in to Discord on your device.
Then hit on the ‘Server’ option.
Once you get to the screen of server settings, select the ‘Overview’ option at the left pane.
On this screen, you will be shown details about the server.
After that, hit on the button of Change beside the server region.
Now, it will launch the screen of the server region. Pick the one that is closest to you.

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