How to Fix No Route Error in Discord

Many users are having trouble connecting to Discord voice channels due to a No Route error. The no route error is almost the same as the Stuck RTC Connecting Errors.

The No Route error happens because Discord is being stopped when it tries to connect to a voice server.

Most of the time the error is caused by Windows Firewall or Antivirus software preventing Discord to get access to outgoing connection.

To ensure that you can resolve the problem at the end of this article, make sure to follow all the steps in the order below.

This is not the same as the Discord Mic not Working or Can’t Hear Anyone on Discord issues.

Method 1: Restart your Internet Modem / Router

The easiest way to troubleshoot the “No Route Error” in Discord is by restarting your router. This way you can check whether the problem is caused by your ISP or your computer’s configuration.

Step 1: Press the Power Button on your router and wait for all the lights to turn off

Step 2: Unplug your router from the power outlet

Step 3: Press and Hold the power button for about 5-10 seconds

Step 4: Plug in your router

Step 5: Turn on your router and try connecting to discord’s voice server and see if the issue is resolved. If you are still encountering “No Route” error after restarting your router, the problem is within your computer’s settings. Proceed to the next method below.

Method 2: Disable QoS on Discord’s Settings

In some cases, your computer might not be able to keep up with high packet priority quality of service on discord which results to “No Route” error.

Some users reported that disabling QoS from the settings resolved their problem. Follow the steps below to disable Quality of Service on discord.

Step 1: Open Discord

Step 2: Click on Settings Icon

Step 3: Scroll down the side menu and Find Voice & Video

Step 4: On Voice & Video Settings, find “Enable Quality of Service High Packet Priority”

Step 5: Click on the switch and make sure that it is turned off

Step 6: Restart Discord and see if the “No Route” error is fixed

Method 3: Perform DNS FLUSH

A number of discord users reported that flushing the DNS and Renewing your IP can fix the “No route” error on Discord. Most of the time you will only need to perform this method once and the error would be fixed.

See Also: How to Fix “DNS Server not Responding” on Windows 10

But some users experienced the need to perform DNS Flush occasionally to fix the error.

Step 1: Press on Windows Key + S and Search for Command Prompt

Step 2: Right Click on Command Prompt and Select Run as Administrator

Step 3: On Command Prompt, Type ipconfig /release and hit Enter

Step 4: After releasing your IP Address, Type ipconfig /flushdns and hit Enter

Step 5: After flushing DNS, Type ipconfig /renew and hit Enter

Step 6: Restart your computer and try connecting to Discord voice server and check if the “No route” error is solved

Method 4: Use Google’s DNS Server

Step 1: Press on Windows Key + S and Search for Network Status

Step 2: Open Network Status

Step 3: On Network Status, Find Change Adapter Options

Step 4: Right click on your network adapter and select properties

Step 5: On Ethernet Properties, Find Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

Step 6: Click on Properties

Step 7: On IPv4 properties, click on Use the following DNS server addresses

GOOGLE’s DNS SERVER

8.8.8.8

Alternate DNS SERVER

8.8.4.4