How To Fix Unable To Connect To Server Error In LoL?

League of Legends players, we will try to resolve the "Failed to Connect" and then "Unable to connect to Sserver. Please check your network connection and attempt to reconnect to your game" error in this article.

1. What is Unable To Connect To Server Error In LoL?
2. How To Fix Unable To Connect To Server Error In LoL?
   1. Check Server
   2. Check Your Internet
   3. Close Riot Client
   4. Change DNS Address
   5. Clear Internet Cache
   6. Clear Riot Client Cache

What is Unable To Connect To Server Error In LoL?

League of Legends "Unable to connect to server" error occurs due to unstable network connection, restricting players' access to the game.

Also, if the cache files created for the client are created damaged, you will encounter various errorslike this.

Therefore, we will provide you with some suggestions on how to fix the problem.

How To Fix Unable To Connect To Server Error In League?

To fix this error, you can find the solution to the problem by following the suggestions below.

1-) Check Server

Maintenance work or crashing problems on the server can cause various errorslike this.

This is why we need to check the League of Legends servers.

For this, you can check the server from Twitter or Riot Games Service Status by accessing thelinks we will leave below.

Check Riot Server from Riot Games Service Status

Check Riot Games Server on Twitter

If there is any maintenance work or crash on the server, you will have to wait for it to be fixed.

2-) Check Your Internet

A problem with your internet connection will cause you to encounter the "Unable to connect to server" problem.

Therefore, you should check if you are experiencing any disconnections from your internet.

If you are not experiencing any connection problems, you can restart your modem and control it.

To restart the modem, turn it off by pressing the power button on the back of the device and wait for 20-30 seconds.

After waiting 20-30 seconds, start it by pressing the power button on the back of the modem.

After you have access to the Internet, you can run the League of Legends game and check if the problem persists.

3-) Close Riot Client

You can eliminate the problem by closing the Riot client and League of Legends application completely in the background.

• First, log out of your account via the Riot client.
• After logging out of your account, open the task manager.
• Then access the "Actions" menu.
• Close "RiotClientServices.exe" and "LeagueofLegends.exe" on the screen that opens.

After this process, run the Riot Client and check if the problem persists.

4-) Change DNS Address

You can eliminate the problem by registering the default Google dns server.

• Open the Control Panel.
• Select Network & Internet.
• Open the Network and Sharing Center on the screen that opens.
• Click on the option of Change adapter settings on the left.
• Open the Properties menu by right-clicking on your Connection Type.
• Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP /IPv4).
• Let's apply the settings by typing the Google DNS server we will give below.
  • Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
  • Other DNS server: 8.8.4.4
• Then Click on the Verify settings on exit option and press the OK button and apply the actions

After this action, perform the other suggestion.

5-) Clear Internet Cache

If none of the above suggestions worked, we can solve the problem by clearing the dns cache. For this;

• Type cmd in the start search screen and run it as administrator
• Command prompt screen by typing the followinglines of code one after the other and press enter.
  • ipconfig /renew
  • ipconfig /flushdns
  • netsh int ipv4 reset
  • netsh int ipv6 reset
  • netsh winhttp reset proxy
  • netsh winsock reset
  • ipconfig /registerdns
• After this operation, it will show that your dns cache and proxies have been cleared successfully.

After this process, you can open the game by restarting the computer. If the problem persists, let's move on to another suggestion.

6-) Clear Riot Client Cache

The problem with the Riot Client cache can cause you to encounter various errorslike this.

Therefore, we can clear the Riot Client cache files and have them reconfigured.

• Type "Run" into the start search screen and open it.
• Type "%localappdata%\Riot Games" to the screen that opens and open it.
• Then delete the "Riot Client" folder.

After this process, run the Riot Client application as an administrator and check.