The "Awaiting Endpoint" error in Discord usually happens when your client cannot establish a stable connection to Discord's servers. Here are the common causes and how to fix this issue:
Causes
- Discord server downtime or outages
- Network issues (unstable or slow internet)
- VPN or proxy interference
- Outdated app or corrupted cache
- Regional server problems
How to Fix "Awaiting Endpoint" Error
- Check Discord Server Status
- Visit Discord's Status Page to see if there is an ongoing server outage. If there is, you'll have to wait until it's resolved.
- Restart Discord
- Fully close Discord, including from the system tray, and reopen it to refresh the connection.
- Restart Your Network
- Restart your modem/router.
- Switch to a wired connection if possible.
- Test your internet speed to ensure it’s stable.
- Change Discord Server Region
- Go to Server Settings > Voice & Video Settings.
- Change the server region to a different one and restart Discord.
- Note: Only server admins can change the server region.
- Disable VPN or Proxy
- Disconnect any VPN or proxy service, as they can interfere with Discord’s connection.
- Flush DNS and Reset Network Settings
- Open Command Prompt as admin and run
ipconfig /flushdns. - Consider resetting other network settings if needed.
- Open Command Prompt as admin and run
- Update or Reinstall Discord
- Update Discord by pressing Ctrl + R to refresh or download the latest version.
- If issues persist, uninstall and reinstall Discord to clear corrupted files.
- Re-login to Discord
- Log out and log back into your Discord account to reset session verification.
If after trying these steps the issue remains, contacting Discord Support may be necessary. These steps cover most scenarios leading to the "Awaiting Endpoint" error and should help you get reconnected quickly.
