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Instructions relating to the Discord update loop are specific to Windows.
Check to double-check you’re on the internet.
Check to see if Discord is down.
If the Discord service is offline, you won’t be able to connect to it.
All you could do is wait until it’s back online.
Try a different machine.
Check to see if Discord works on your phone or another computer.
If it does, then there’s a specific problem with the original gear.
Temporarily disable your antivirus.
With your antivirus off, check to see if Discord updates and starts normally.
see to it to turn your antivirus back on or install a different antivirus after this step.
Temporarily disable your firewall.
With your firewall temporarily off, check to see if Discord works.
If you prefer to leave your firewall up, add an exception for Discord instead of temporarily disabling it.
Rename the Discord update file.
Kill any lingering Discord processes, delete local Discord files, and reinstall from scratch.
You may need to search for Discord entries in yourregistryusingregeditand remove them in some extreme cases.
However, we don’t recommend deleting things from your registry unless you know what you’re doing.
Consider contactingDiscord supportif the app still won’t update after a clean installation.
If you attempt to start Discord without a working internet connection, you’ll see the update failed message.
Similarly, you’ll see this message if your internet cuts out while you’re using Discord.
Removing the files and sometimes performing a few related tasks will usually allow the program to update.
