No Route Error on Discord: Fix in 2 Minutes ⏱️

No Route Error on Discord: Fix in 2 min ⏱️

Many Discord users have recently reported an unusual error message when trying to join a voice channel. The Discord desktop client displays the error 'No Route', especially when connecting to a voice channel.

If you get the error when trying to join a voice channel 'No Route' on DiscordDon't worry! This problem has a quick and easy solution.

Why do I get the No Route error on Discord?

Before we look at how to fix it, it's important to understand the most common causes of this error message. Here are the most common scenarios:

The dynamic IP address changes frequently.
An antivirus program blocks the Discord client.
Your system firewall is blocking Discord.
You use a VPN or Proxy on your computer.
Discord is blocked by the network administrator or team.
The server's voice region is not supported by your client.

With these causes clear, we'll show you the most effective solutions for the No Route error on Discord and how to apply them.

1. Restart your computer and router

The error No Route It is usually caused by having a dynamic IP address that changes randomly. By restarting your PC or router, you'll get a new IP address, which might fix the problem.

Restart both devices. If you prefer not to restart your computer, restarting just the router may also be enough to fix the error.

2. Check if the network administrator blocks Discord

If you're using Discord from a computer at work or school and you're seeing this error, it's likely because your network administrator has blocked the app.

To verify, try using a different network or consult with your administrator. If Discord is blocked, you won't be able to connect to the voice channel.

If you need to access Discord on a network that blocks it, you can try change your PC's DNS to Google DNS to avoid restrictions.

3. Clear the DNS cache

If Discord isn't blocked but you're still getting the 'No Route' error when connecting to voice, try clearing your system's DNS cache with these steps:

1. Open the Windows 11 search engine, type CMD, right-click on the command prompt and select Run as administrator.

2. Run the following command in the command window:

ipconfig /flushdns

3. Wait for a success message to appear indicating that the cache has been cleared successfully.

4. Allow Discord through the Windows firewall

If you're using a third-party firewall, disable or temporarily uninstall it. If you're only using the built-in Windows firewall, you'll need to allow access to Discord by following these steps:

1. Open the Windows Security app and select the tab Firewall and network protection.

2. On the right, click on Allow an application through the firewall.

3. Press the button Change settings.

4. Find Discord in the list and check the boxes for both Private as Public.

5. Click on Ok to save the changes.

5. Disable your VPN or Proxy

VPNs or proxy servers often cause conflicts with desktop apps like Discord. If you're using one, it could be the source of the No Route error.

Try temporarily disabling your VPN or proxy and try connecting to the voice channel again. If the error disappears, that's the cause. If it persists, you can safely re-enable your VPN.

6. Disable the QoS High Packet Priority option

QoS (Quality of Service) is a feature that tells your router that Discord data is prioritized and of high quality, but it can sometimes cause conflicts with firewalls and generate a No Route error.

Many users have solved this problem by simply disabling this option in Discord.

To do this:

1. Open Discord and click on the icon Configuration.