In Discord, all voice communications take place via WebRTC.

Your PC uses it to let you communicate with your friends and family.

However, there are times when Discord gets stuck at “RTC Connecting.”

Running Internet Connections Troubleshooter in Windows Settings App

And when this happens, you could’t talk anymore.

In most cases, switching the server region resolves the issue.

However, there are times when the problem is more serious.

Flushing DNS Cache in Windows Command Prompt

Preliminary Fixes

Before troubleshooting the internet, it is essential to rule out microphone and camera issues.

it’s possible for you to do this by running the test inWebRTC Troubleshooter.

In cases where microphones or cameras are malfunctioning, fix their hardware or software issues first.

Changing IP Settings from Automatic to Manual in Windows Settings App

Moreover, it is equally important to ensure that the problem does not lie with Discord.

This can be verified by visiting theDiscord Status page.

Change Date and Time

Having the correct date and time set on your system is also essential.

Changing DNS Servers in IP Settings in Windows Settings App

It may sound unlikely, but having the wrong time and date can also cause such issues.

Therefore, it is vital to rule out this possibility.

To run it, go to the WindowsSettings appand clickUpdate and Security.

Disabling QoS High Packet Priority Feature in Discrod User Settings

Navigate toTroubleshootin the left-sidebar and selectAdditional troubleshooters.

press theInternet Connectionsand clickRun Troubleshooter.

Disable Any Active VPN Services.

Allow an app through Windows Firewall settings in Control Open Directly Opening in Windows Search Bar

Discord sends and receives voice data using the UDP protocol.

If disabling VPN fixes the problem, change your VPN or use Discord without it.

If not, continue implementing the rest of the fixes.

Browsing the Path to Discord Installation Folder to Add Discord to Whitelist DIscord in Control Panel

The rig will now have to find a new DNS address since all lookup information will be deleted.

Fresh fetching may help establish a more stable connection with the servers, resulting in smoother communication through WebTRC.

A fresh fetch is likely to deal with the problem.

Restart both your PC and Discord.

See if the problem has been resolved.

If flushing the DNS cache fails to fix the problem, consider changing the DNS servers.

Change DNS Servers

An upgrade to a better DNS server results in much faster data loading.

As a result, the web surfing process and data transmission become faster.

Therefore, it has a fair chance of solving the problem.

reset your internet and rerun Discord to see if the problem persists.

Often this helps speed up transmission on Discord, improving the user experience.

However, enabling this option will have the opposite effect if your internet connection is too slow.

Therefore, it’s worth turning it off.

Click onChange settingsfirst to enable making changes.

ChooseDiscordin the list and check the boxes next to it for bothPrivateandPublic.

If it’s not already there, click onAllow another appand hitBrowse.

Check the boxes for both Private and Public after adding.

If all else fails, consider updating, resetting, or uninstalling Discord.

Emojis and stickers add soul to our conversations.

Discord also lets you add and use stickers in your chats like other apps.

Try them out if you haven’t already.