The Discord "Awaiting Endpoint" error usually occurs due to connectivity problems between your Discord client and its servers. Here are the common causes and how to fix them: Causes:
- Discord server outages or downtime.
- Network or internet connection issues.
- VPN or proxy interference.
- Outdated Discord app or corrupt cache.
- Specific server region problems.
How to Fix:
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Check Discord Server Status:
Visit the Discord Status page to see if there are any server outages. -
Restart the Discord App:
Close Discord completely and reopen it to refresh the connection. -
Restart Your Router and Check Internet Connection:
Restart your modem/router and try a wired connection if possible. -
Change Discord Server Region:
Go to Server Settings > Voice & Video > change the server region to another available option. -
Disable VPN or Proxy:
Temporarily disable any VPN/proxy and restart Discord. -
Flush DNS Cache and Reset Network Settings:
Runipconfig /flushdnsin Command Prompt (Windows) to clear DNS cache. -
Re-login or Reinstall Discord:
Logging out and back in or reinstalling Discord can fix corrupt files or persistent issues.
Additional tips:
- Keep Discord updated.
- Use a stable internet connection.
- Contact Discord support if none of these work.
If Discord is stuck on "Awaiting Endpoint," these steps typically resolve the problem quickly.
