Someone has Discord problems right now?

[Jackhammer (Wholf)]

I was in a voice call with friends like 15 minutes ago, started watching a series and wanted to check on Discord again to see if I had any mentions.

For some reason I saw Discord loading and loading. Even tried my browser and nothing worked. Can't logout, nothing. It's just loading. Someone has some tips of what's happening?

My internet works perfectly and I did not click on any weird links/pictures whatsoever.

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The best fix is to uninstall it and walk away.

[Jackhammer (Wholf)]

Originally posted by SnakeFist:

The best fix is to uninstall it and walk away.

How come?

[Candyy]

Only used discord few times some years ago and did not like it at all

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Originally posted by 𓆩 WHOLF 𓆪:

Originally posted by SnakeFist:

The best fix is to uninstall it and walk away.

How come?

From all the people on discord getting scammed on steam I find it to be a scummy place.

[Azza ☠]

You can check the Discord servers status on: https://discordstatus.com/

"No incidents reported today"

It must be on your end. You might wish to clear out your Internet cache and cookies.

To clear the Discord App cache, go to Start > Run/Search > Type: %appdata% /Discord/Cache

Select all of the Discord cache and delete it. The cache will be recreated when it downloads content again, rather than trying to grab a possibly corrupted local copy.

Reboot the PC and then try signing in again.

[nullpo]

Originally posted by SnakeFist:

Originally posted by 𓆩 WHOLF 𓆪:

How come?

From all the people on discord getting scammed on steam I find it to be a scummy place.

Well that's why I only have one discord server exclusively for my IRL friend. No scammers guaranteed.

[Jackhammer (Wholf)]

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

You can check the Discord servers status on: https://discordstatus.com/

"No incidents reported today"

It must be on your end. You might wish to clear out your Internet cache and cookies.

To clear the Discord App cache, go to Start > Run/Search > Type: %appdata% /Discord/Cache

Select all of the Discord cache and delete it. The cache will be recreated when it downloads content again, rather than trying to grab a possibly corrupted local copy.

Reboot the PC and then try signing in again.

Worked man, I deleted everything from Discord and reinstalled it again - perfect.

[Dracoco OwO]

Discord rarely have pretty bad hiccups it should be fine after a while.

Edit : Didn't account for Discord cache issues.

[Crashed]

Originally posted by 𓆩 WHOLF 𓆪:

Originally posted by SnakeFist:

The best fix is to uninstall it and walk away.

How come?

Better than than asking if that "Steam Support" person is a scam down the road.