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Errors on Netflix are normal, but it’s not a thing that we want to experience as a user. However, if you ever come across the error code UI3010, we’ve got your back. The Netflix Error UI3010 typically occurs due to two reasons, either there’s a problem with your web browser, or it is a connectivity issue. No matter what the reason might be, we will guide through the best troubleshooting steps to fix this issue. 

Clear cache on your web browser

Clearing cache on your browser is one of the best ways to start troubleshooting the Netflix Error UI3010. Here’s how to clear cache on your web browser. 

Chrome:

  1. Click on the ⋮ icon at the top right corner of the app window.
    Click on the three dot icon
  2. Select More tools and then Clear browsing data….
    Click on Clear browsing data
  3. Make sure Cached images and files is selected. 
  4. Click on Clear data.
    Click on clear data button
  5. Now, try streaming on Netflix.

Firefox:

  1. Click on the menu icon at the top right corner.
    Click on menu
  2. Select Options from the dropdown menu.
    Select Options
  3. Choose Privacy & Security on the left.
    Select privacy & security
  4. Under the Cookies and Site Data section, click on Clear Data..
    Click on clear data
  5. Uncheck the Cookies and Site Data and make sure Cached Web Content is selected. 
  6. Click on the Clear button.
    Click on clear
  7. Now, try streaming on Netflix. 

Edge:

  1. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner.
    Click on the three dot icon
  2. Select History and then Clear browsing data
    Click on Clear browsing data
  3. Set the Time range to All time.
    Set time range to All time
  4. Uncheck Browsing history, Download history, Cookies and other site data. 
  5. Make sure Cached images and files is selected. 
  6. Click on the Clear now button.
    Click on Clear now
  7. Now, try Netflix again. 

Restart your home network 

If clearing cache on your web browser didn’t fix the issue. Restarting your home network might as it may be caused due to a connectivity issue.  

  1. Disconnect the power from your modem and wireless router (if separate) for 30 seconds. 
  2. Plug it back in and wait for your modem and router to get up and running. 
  3. Now, try streaming Netflix on your computer. 
  4. You can also try restarting your computer and then try streaming on Netflix. 

Bypass your Router

If you have a separate router in your home network, bypassing the router might solve the issue if there’s any problem with the router itself. Here’s how.

  1. Plug your computer directly into your modem using an ethernet cable. 
  2. Try streaming on Netflix. 

If this fixes the issue, your wireless router is preventing you to connect to Netflix. 

Additional troubleshooting 

If none of the above steps fixed the Netflix error code UI3010, you may contact your device manufacturer, Netflix,w or Internet service provider for further support. 

 

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There’s no doubt that Netflix is one of the best and largest streaming services available. However, sometimes Netflix users face various issues while trying to stream Netflix content. Lately, many users have been getting the M7399-1260-00000024 error code while trying to watch Netflix in incognito mode on Chrome. If you are one of them, we’ve got your back.

In this article, we will guide you through the best troubleshooting steps to fix the Netflix incognito mode error. 

Close your web browser

Closing any opened web browser, including (including incognito tabs) is one of the easiest and best ways to resolve this issue. Once closed re-open your browser and try Netflix again. 

You can also try connecting to a VPN service and stream Netflix, and check whether the same issue persists. Connecting to a VPN will also allow you to enjoy Netflix content that’s not available in your region. 

Check available storage on your computer

This error may also arise if you are running extremely low on storage on your computer as less than 100MB. If so, then clear up some space on your computer and try streaming Netflix. To check available storage on your computer: 

Mac: 

  1. Click on the apple icon at the top left corner of your screen. 
  2. Select About This Mac. 
  3. Click on Storage. 

Windows 10: 

  1. Press the Windows key. 
  2. Click on System. 
  3. Select Storage on the left.

Restart your computer

The Netflix incognito mode error might also be caused due to some minor bugs on your computer, which can be easily fixed by a restart. 

Restart your computer and launch a new incognito window and try Netflix again. A lot of users found that restarting their computer fixed the Netflix incognito mode error. 

Clear your browsing data

Note: Clearing your browsing data will erase all your data, including history, saved password, cookies, and othes. 

  1. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner. 
  2. Select More tools and then Clear browsing data. 
  3. Open the Advanced tab at the top. 
  4. Make sure the Time range is set to All time. 
  5. Click on the Clear Data button. 

Turn on Protected Content

  1. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner of the app window. 
  2. Select Settings from the dropdown menu. 
  3. Click Privacy and Security on the left. 
  4. Click on Site Settings. 
  5. Scroll down to the bottom and click on Additional content settings. 
  6. Click on Protected content. 
  7. Enable Protected content by turning on the toggle button. 

Reinstall Chrome

If the above troubleshooting steps didn’t work, it might be Chrome itself causing this issue. Sometimes the app can have some problems that can be fixed by reinstalling it. Uninstall Chrome from your computer and reinstall it. Once done, try streaming Netflix. 

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]]> https://internetflix.org/fix-netflix-incognito-mode-error/feed/ 0 How to Fix Netflix Error tvq-pm-100? https://internetflix.org/fix-netflix-error-tvq-pm-100/ https://internetflix.org/fix-netflix-error-tvq-pm-100/#respond Sat, 05 Dec 2020 11:42:28 +0000 https://internetflix.org/?p=16421 Errors in Netflix is not a thing you’d like to experience after having a long day. However, if you are facing the Netflix error tvq-pm-100 on your TV or other streaming devices, we’ve got you covered. Before getting started, restarting your streaming device is always a great way to start the troubleshoot and may fix […]

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Errors in Netflix is not a thing you’d like to experience after having a long day. However, if you are facing the Netflix error tvq-pm-100 on your TV or other streaming devices, we’ve got you covered. Before getting started, restarting your streaming device is always a great way to start the troubleshoot and may fix the issue. 

If restarting your device doesn’t fix the issue, here are the following troubleshooting steps. 

Force Stop the Netflix app

Android TV

  1. From the home screen, go to  Settings. 
  2. Select Apps. 
  3. Select the Netflix app from the installed app list. 
  4. Choose the Force Stop option. 
  5. Now, re-open the Netflix app and try streaming. 

Amazon Fire TV

  1. Go to Settings from the home screen. 
  2. On the Settings menu, select Applications. 
  3. Choose Manage Installed Applications. 
  4. Navigate and select the Netflix app. 
  5. Select Force stop. 
  6. Now, relaunch the Netflix app and try streaming. 

Conduct a power cycle

  1. Turn off your streaming device and unplug the power from your TV and streaming device (if separate). 
  2. Plug the power back into your TV/streaming device and turn it on. 
  3. Open the Netflix app and try streaming. 

Restart your home network

If force stopping the Netflix app and performing a power cycle didn’t fix the Netflix error tvq-pm-100, it might be a connectivity issue. 

Most of the time, restarting your home network fixes a lot of issues. Here’s how to restart your home network: 

  1. Turn off your modem and router (if separate) and unplug the power. 
  2. Leave them off for at least a minute.
  3. Now, reconnect the ethernet cable on your modem and router and plug the power back in. 
  4. Wait until the router and modem’s lights are blinking stably. 
  5. Now, connect your streaming device to the network and try streaming Netflix. 

If the issue still exists, try turning on your phone’s hotspot with your mobile data turned on. Now, connect your TV or streaming device to your hotspot Wi-Fi and try Netflix. If this fixes the issue, the problem is with your home network. 

Additional Troubleshooting

If none of the troubleshooting steps fix the Netflix error tvq-pm-100, you may contact Netflix, the device manufacturer, or your Internet Service Provider for further support. 

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]]> https://internetflix.org/fix-netflix-error-tvq-pm-100/feed/ 0 Netflix Error UI-800-3 – [Solved] https://internetflix.org/netflix-error-ui-800-3-solved/ https://internetflix.org/netflix-error-ui-800-3-solved/#respond Sat, 11 Apr 2020 19:48:09 +0000 https://internetflix.org/?p=9188 As usual, you go on Netflix to enjoy the fantastic content, and suddenly you encounter the error code?UI-800-3.?Don’t worry; you are not alone.? The Netflix error code?UI-800-3?generally indicates that the information stored on your device needs to be refreshed.? In this article, we will teach you how you can overcome this issue across different devices.? […]

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As usual, you go on Netflix to enjoy the fantastic content, and suddenly you encounter the error code?UI-800-3.?Don’t worry; you are not alone.?

The Netflix error code?UI-800-3?generally indicates that the information stored on your device needs to be refreshed.?

In this article, we will teach you how you can overcome this issue across different devices.?

For Amazon Fire TV/Stick?

Restart Your Device

  1. Press the?Home?key on your Amazon Fire TV remote controller.
  2. Select?Settings.
  3. Choose?My Fire TV.?
    1. If you didn’t find?My Fire TV,?you might require to choose?Device?or?System.??
  4. Select?Restart.?
  5. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

Log Out of Netflix

  1. On the error page in the Netflix app, choose?More Info?or?More Details?and proceed to step 2. If you didn’t find?More Info?or?More Details, follow the steps below:
    • Navigate and select?Settings?or the?Gear icon?and proceed to step 2. If you didn’t find?Settings?or the?Gear icon, follow as below:
      • Get to the deactivation screen by entering the arrow keys sequence on your remote; Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up
  2. Choose?Reset.?If you didn’t find?Reset, select?Sign Out?or?Deactivate.?
  3. Once you log out, sign back into your account and try streaming on Netflix.?

Clear Netflix App Data

  1. Press the?Home?key on your Amazon Fire TV remote controller.?
  2. Scroll to the right and choose?Settings.?
  3. Again, scroll right and select?Applications.?
  4. Select?Manage installed applications.?
  5. Navigate and select the?Netflix?app.?
  6. Scroll down and choose?Clear data.?
  7. Again, select?Clear data.?
  8. Scroll down and choose?Clear cache.
  9. Now, unplug the power cord of your Amazon Fire TV for 30 seconds.?
  10. Plug it back in and turn on your Amazon Fire TV.?
  11. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

Reinstall the Netflix App?

For this troubleshooting, you have to uninstall and reinstall the Netflix app.?

Uninstall The Netflix App

  1. Press the?Home?button on the remote of your Amazon Fire TV.?
  2. Select?Settings > Applications.?
  3. Choose?Manage All Installed Applications.?
  4. Scroll down and choose?Netflix.?
  5. Select?Uninstall?or?Delete.?

Reinstall The Netflix App

  1. Select?Search?from the Amazon Fire TV home screen.?
  2. Now, type?Netflix?and select?Netflix.?
  3. Again, select?Netflix.?
  4. Choose?Download.?
  5. Once the download completes, select?Open.?
  6. Select?Sign In.?
  7. Log in to your Netflix account and try streaming.??

For Blu-ray Player

Restart Your Blu-ray Player

  1. Unplug the power chord of your device for at least 1 minute.?
  2. Press the power button of the device to discharge it.?
    1. If you are not able to access the power button or don’t have one, then leave your device unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.?
  3. Now, plug the power in and turn on your device.?
  4. Try streaming on Netflix.?

Log out of Netflix?

  1. On the error page, choose More Info?or?More Details?and proceed to step 2. If you didn’t find?More Info?or?More Details, follow the steps below:
    • Navigate and select?Settings?or the?Gear icon?and proceed to step 2. If you didn’t find?Settings?or the?Gear icon, follow as below:
      • Get to the deactivation screen by entering the arrow keys sequence on your remote; Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up
  2. Choose?Reset.?If you didn’t find?Reset, select?Sign Out?or?Deactivate.?
  3. Once your log out, again sign in to your account and try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Home Network

Using your device (including network devices) for an extended period can cause the memory to bloat, which would require power-cycling. Turning off your device for a moment and then turning on again may refresh your device by cleaning up the memory. To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Blu-ray player and all other home network equipment unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.?

    • Unplug or Turn off your Blu-ray player.?
    • Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.?
    • Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.?
    • Turn on your Blu-ray player and try streaming on Netflix.

Connect your Blu-ray straight to your modem?

?If you use a wireless connection of your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you point out the problem by eliminating the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason.?

  1. Turn off your Blu-ray Player? ? ??
  2. Now, plug your Blu-ray directly to the modem through an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem for a minimum of 30 seconds, and then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.?
  4. Turn on your Blu-ray player and try streaming on Netflix.

If the troubleshoot solved the issue:

  • ?The router itself might be the source of the problem if bypassing your router resolved the issue. If this configuration isn’t a perfect solution, you might want to contact your Internet Service Provider/ who set up your home network for help resetting or re-configuring your router settings.?

If it still didn’t work:

  • If connecting your Blu-ray player directly to the modem didn’t work out, you may want to check your modem, and the internet is functioning as it should.?

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.?

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.?
  • If you have adjusted your device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.?

If you need help adjusting your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.?

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps and still experiencing this issue, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They can assist you in identifying whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.?

Nintendo Wii U

Log Out of Netflix

  1. On the home screen, navigate left to open the menu and select?Settings.?
    1. If you didn’t find a menu when you navigate left, navigate up and choose?Settings?or the?gear icon.?
  2. Select?Sign out.?
  3. Choose?Yes?to confirm.?
  4. Once you log out, sign back in and try streaming on Netflix. ‘

PlayStation 3

Restart Your PlayStation

  1. Unplug the power chord from your PlayStation 3 for at least 1 minute.?
  2. When your PlayStation 3 is unplugged, press the power button to discharge it.?
  3. Plug back in the PlayStation 3 and turn it on.?
  4. Now, try streaming on Netflix.

Refresh Your Netflix Login Information

Note: If you are on Japanese PlayStation, use?the O?button instead of?X?to confirm the selection.?

  1. Go to your PS3’s home screen by holding the PS3 button in your controller, select?Quit, and choose?Yes.?
  2. Once you are on the home screen, navigate to?TV/Video Services section on?and highlight?Netflix.?
  3. Now, press?X?on your controller.?
  4. Right after pressing?X,?press and hold both?Select?and?Start?till a message appears asking?Do you want to reset your Netflix settings and re-register?
  5. Choose?Yes.?
  6. Enter your Netflix login credentials and sign in to Netflix.?
  7. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

Confirm Your DNS Settings

  1. Navigate to?Settings?from the PS3 main menu.?
  2. Select?Network Settings.?
  3. Choose?Internet Connection Settings.
  4. A confirmation screen will appear, hit?OK.
  5. Select?Custom.?
  6. Depending on your connection, choose either?Wired Connection?or?Wireless.?
    1. If you’ve selected?Wireless:
      1. Under the?WLAN?section, choose?Enter Manually.?
      2. Simultaneously press the right directional button three times to go to?IP Address Setting?(All your previously saved Security Setting, Password, and SSID will show up automatically).
    2. If you’ve selected?Wire Connection,?choose?Auto-Detect?for?Operation mode.?
  7. Choose?Automatic?on?IP Address Setting.?
  8. Set?Do Not Set?for DHCP hostname.?
  9. Set?Automatic?for DNS setting.
  10. Set?Automatic?for?MTU.
  11. Select?Enable?on?UPnP.?
  12. To save your settings, press the?X?button on your controller.
  13. Now, select?Test Connection.?
    1. If the connection test results successful, try streaming on Netflix. And it fails, follow the troubleshooting as below.

Reinstall the Netflix App

Uninstall The Netflix App?

  1. From the PS3 home screen, navigate to?the?TV/Video Services?section and highlight?Netflix.?
    1. If you are not on the home screen, hold the PS button in your controller, choose?Quit,?and select?Yes.?
  2. Now, press the?triangle?button on your controller.?
  3. Select?Delete.?
  4. Select?Yes.?

Reinstall The Netflix App

  1. On the home screen, locate to?TV/Video Services?section and select the?Netflix?icon.?
    1. If you are not on the home screen, press and hold the?PS?button, select?Quit,?and select?Yes.?
  2. Confirm you want to download the software by selecting?Yes,?and the Netflix app will start downloading.?

If you didn’t find?Netflix app, follow the steps as given below to download it from the PlayStation store.?

  1. Select?PlayStation Store?from your PS3 home screen.?
  2. Select?Apps.
  3. Select?Movies/TV.?
  4. Choose?Netflix.
  5. Select?Download.
  6. When the Netflix app download is complete, select?Start.?
  7. Now, sign in to your Netflix account and try streaming.?
    1. You may be prompted to log in to your PlayStation Network account at first.?

PlayStation 4

Restart Your PlayStation

  1. Unplug the power chord from PlayStation 4 for a minimum of 1 minute.?
  2. Plug the power back into your PlayStation 4 and turn it on.?
  3. Now, try streaming on Netflix.

Sign Out of Netflix

Note: If you are on Japanese PlayStation, use?the O?button instead of?X?to confirm the selection.?

  1. On the Netflix home screen, press?O?on your controller.
  2. Select the?gear icon.?
  3. Choose?Sign Out.?
  4. Select?Yes.
  5. Now, try Netflix.?

Confirm Your DNS settings

  1. Navigate to?Settings?from your PS4’s main menu.?
  2. Select?Network.
  3. Choose?Set Up Internet Connection.?
  4. Select?Use Wi-Fi?or?Use a LAN Cable?option, depending on your connection.?
    1. If you use a wireless connection, follow these steps:
      1. Under?Use Wi-Fi,?choose?Custom.?
      2. Now, select your Wi-Fi network name.?
    2. If you have wired connection, select?Custom?for?Operation mode.?
  5. Select?Automatic?in?IP Address Settings.
  6. Select?Do Not Specify?in DHCP Host Name.
  7. Select?Automatic?in?DNS Settings.
  8. Select?Automatic?in?MTU Settings.?
  9. Select?Do Not Use?in?Proxy Server.?
  10. Select?Test Connection.?If your connection test results successful, try streaming on Netflix, and if the test fails, follow the steps below.?

What To Do Next?

If all of the above troubleshooting steps didn’t work out, Contact?Netflix’s Customer Service.?

For Roku

Restart Your Roku

  1. Unplug the power chord of your Roku for at least 10 seconds.
  2. Now, turn on your Roku.?
  3. Wait for a full 1 minute.?
  4. Try streaming on Netflix.?

Log Out of Netflix

Follow the steps to?log out?from your Roku model. Once you’ve logged out, log back in and try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Home Network?

  1. Unplug the power from Roku.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug back in your Roku and try streaming on Netflix.?

Set-top Box or Streaming Media Player

  1. Unplug the power chord from your device for at least 1 minute.
  2. Once you unplug your device, press the power button on your device to discharge it.?
    1. If you are not able to access the power button or your device doesn’t have one, leave your device unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.?
  3. Plug back in your device and turn it on.?
  4. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

Log out of Netflix

  1. From the home screen, navigate left to open the menu and select?Settings.?
    1. If you didn’t find a menu, navigate up and choose?Settings?or the?gear icon.?
  2. Select?Sign Out.
  3. Select?Yes?to confirm.?
  4. When you sign out of your account, sign back in and try streaming on Netflix.?

If You Cannot Find Settings Or The Gear Icon:

  1. On the Netflix app, use the following arrow keys sequence on your remote;?Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up.?
  2. Choose?Start Over, Deactivate,?or?Sign out.?
  3. Once you sign out, sign back in and try streaming on Netflix.

Smart TV

Restart Your Smart TV

  1. Unplug your TV’s power chord for at least 1 minute.?
  2. Press and hold the power button of your Smart TV for at least 5 seconds to discharge it when it’s unplugged.?
    1. Leave the TV unplugged for at least 3 minutes if you can’t access the power button or don’t have one.?
  3. Now, plug back in power and turn on your Smart Tv.?
  4. Try streaming on Netflix.?

Log out of Netflix?

  1. On the error page in the Netflix app, choose?More Info?or?More Details?and proceed to step 2. If you didn’t find?More Info?or?More Details, follow the steps below:
    1. Navigate and select?Settings?or the?Gear icon?and proceed to step 2. If you didn’t find?Settings?or the?Gear icon, follow as below:
      1. Get to the deactivation screen by entering the arrow keys sequence on your remote; Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up
  2. Choose?Reset.?If you didn’t find?Reset, select?Sign Out?or?Deactivate.?
  3. Once your log out, again sign in to your account and try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Home Network

  1. Unplug the power from your Smart TV.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug back in your Smart TV and try streaming on Netflix.

Connect Your Streaming Media Player Straight To Your Modem?

  1. Power off your streaming media player.?
  2. Now, connect your streaming media player directly to the modem using an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power for a minimum of 30 seconds.?
  4. Plug in power and wait until the modem’s indicator lights are blinking.?
  5. Now, plug in your Smart TV and try streaming on Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot method works, then it typically points towards your router, which might be causing this issue.?

If it didn’t work, you might want to contact your Internet Service Provider/Device Manufacturer to make sure your modem and internet is working as intended.?

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.?

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.?
  • If you have adjusted your device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.?

If you need help adjusting your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.??

All Of The Above Didn’t Help?

If you tried all the troubleshooting steps as given and still didn’t work out, we strongly recommend you contact your Internet Service Provider. They can help you identify whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.?

For Xbox 360

Log out of Netflix

  1. Inside the Netflix app, press the red?B?button on your Xbox 360 controller.
  2. On the menu screen, select?the gear icon?on the right.
  3. Choose?Sign out.?
  4. Select?Yes?for confirmation.?
  5. Log back into your Netflix account and try streaming.?

If you cannot find the gear icon:

  1. Follow the arrow button sequence on your Xbox 360 controller within the Netflix app;?Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up.
  2. Choose?Start Over, Deactivate, Sign out?or?Reset.?
  3. Sign back into your account and try streaming on Netflix.?

Uninstall and Reinstall The Netflix App

For Uninstalling Netflix?

  1. From the?Xbox Dashboard, navigate to?Apps.
  2. Select?My Apps.?
  3. Highlight?Netflix.?
  4. Now, press the?X??button on your controller for more info.?
  5. Select?Delete?and press?Yes?to confirm.?

For Reinstalling Netflix

  1. Navigate to?Apps?from the Xbox 360 Dashboard.?
  2. Select?Netflix?to begin the download.?
  3. Once the app downloads, sign back into your account and try streaming on Netflix.

Verify Xbox’s DNS Settings

  1. On your Xbox 360 controller, press the?Guide.
  2. Go to?Settings,?and choose?System Settings.?
  3. Choose?Network Settings.
  4. Select your network and choose?Configure Network.?
  5. Choose?DNS Settings > Automatic.?
  6. Turn off your Xbox 360 and turn it back on.?
  7. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

If you need assistance modifying this setting, please visit?Microsoft’s Xbox 360 support page.?

For Xbox One

Log out of Netflix

  1. Inside the Netflix app, navigate to?Menu Row, or press the?B?button on your controller.
  2. On the menu screen, select the?gear icon?on the right.?
  3. Choose?Sign Out.?
  4. Log back into your account and try Netflix.?

If you cannot find the Gear icon:

  1. In the Netflix app, enter this sequence on your controller;?Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up.
  2. Select?Deactivate, Sign Out, Reset,?or?Start Over.?
  3. Log back into your account and try streaming on Netflix.?

Uninstall and Reinstall The Netflix App

  1. On the?Xbox Dashboard,?select?My Games & Apps.
    1. Note: You may need to scroll down to find this option.?
  2. Select?Netflix?from the options placed on the left side.?
  3. Highlight the?Netflix app?and hit the?Menu?button on your Xbox One controller.
  4. Select?Manage App.?
  5. Choose?Uninstall All.
  6. Again, select?Uninstall All?for confirmation.?

Reinstall The Netflix App

  1. On the home screen of your Xbox One, scroll right to access the?Store.?
  2. ?In the?Apps?section, choose?Netflix.
    1. If you didn’t find Netflix, choose?Search all apps?to search Netflix.
  3. Select?Install,?and your download will begin.?
  4. Once the download completes, select?Launch.?
  5. Sign in to your account and try streaming on Netflix.?

Verify Your Xbox’s DNS Settings

  1. Press the?Menu?button on your controller, and choose?Settings.?You can also go to?Settings?from your Xbox One’s home screen.?
  2. Select?All Settings.?If you didn’t find?All Settings,?skip to step 3.
  3. Choose?Network.?
  4. Select?Network settings.?
  5. Choose?Advanced settings.
  6. Select?DNS settings > Automatic.?
  7. Now, press the?B?button to save the settings.?
  8. Try streaming on Netflix.?

Didn’t Work?

If you are still facing the issue connection to Netflix, contact your Internet Sevice Provider to help resolve a DNS resolution issue.?

?For more information, visit the Netflix Support Site regarding this issue.?

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Netflix is globally enormous, and there is no denying that users experience issues now and then. If you have come across the Netflix Error Code NW-3-6, you are not alone; there are a lot of users who have come across this issue.?

This article will help you troubleshoot this error across devices.?

For Blu-ray Player

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.?

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.?
  • If you have adjusted your device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.?

If you need help adjusting your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.?

Restart Your Home Network

Using your device (including network devices) for an extended period can cause the memory to bloat, which would require power-cycling. Turning off your device for a moment and then turning on again may refresh your device by cleaning up the memory. To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Blu-ray player and all other home network equipment unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.?

    • Unplug or Turn off your Blu-ray player.?
    • Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.?
    • Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.?
    • Turn on your Blu-ray player and try streaming on Netflix.

Connect your Blu-ray straight to your modem?

?If you use a wireless connection of your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you point out the problem by eliminating the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason.?

  1. Turn off your Blu-ray Player? ? ??
  2. Now, plug your Blu-ray directly to the modem through an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem for a minimum of 30 seconds, and then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.?
  4. Turn on your Blu-ray player and try streaming on Netflix.

If the troubleshoot solved the issue:

  • ?The router itself might be the source of the problem if bypassing your router resolved the issue. If this configuration isn’t a perfect solution, you might want to contact your Internet Service Provider/ who set up your home network for help resetting or re-configuring your router settings.?

If it still didn’t work:

  • If connecting your Blu-ray player directly to the modem didn’t work out, you may want to check your modem, and the internet is functioning as it should.?

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps and still experiencing this issue, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They can assist you in identifying whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.?

 

For Nintendo Wii U

Check Your Internet Connection

Your Internet connection can cause one of the reasons for this error to occur. Check your internet connection by running a network connection test or other apps or services that requires internet.?

If the connection test fails or you are not able to open other apps and services requiring an internet connection, first of all, contact your Internet Service Provider/Device Manufacturer regarding this issue. Only follow the troubleshooting steps below after making sure that you are connected to the internet.

Restart Your Nintendo Wii U

  1. Turn off your Nintendo Wii U.?
  2. Unplug your console from power for a minimum of 1 minute.?
  3. Plug back in your gaming console.?
  4. Now, turn on your Nintendo Wii U and try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Home Network

Using your device (including network devices) for an extended period can cause the memory to bloat, which would require power-cycling. Turning off your device for a moment and then turning on again may refresh your device by cleaning up the memory. To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Blu-ray player and all other home network equipment unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.?

    • Unplug or Turn off your Blu-ray player.?
    • Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.?
    • Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.?
    • Turn on your Blu-ray player and try streaming on Netflix.

For PlayStation 4

Confirm Your DNS Settings

  1. Navigate to?Settings?from your PS4’s main menu.?
  2. Select?Network.
  3. Choose?Set Up Internet Connection.?
  4. Select?Use Wi-Fi?or?Use a LAN Cable?option, depending on your connection.?
    1. If you use a wireless connection, follow these steps:
      1. Under?Use Wi-Fi,?choose?Custom.?
      2. Now, select your Wi-Fi network name.?
    2. If you have wired connection, select?Custom?for?Operation mode.?
  5. Select?Automatic?in?IP Address Settings.
  6. Select?Do Not Specify?in DHCP Host Name.
  7. Select?Automatic?in?DNS Settings.
  8. Select?Automatic?in?MTU Settings.?
  9. Select?Do Not Use?in?Proxy Server.?
  10. Select?Test Connection.?If your connection test results successful, try streaming on Netflix, and if the test fails, follow the steps below.?

Restart Your PlayStation 4

  1. Unplug the power cable of your PlayStation 4 for at least 1 minute.?
  2. Plug the power back in and turn on your PlayStation 4.?
  3. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Home Network?

Using your device (including network devices) for an extended period can cause the memory to bloat, which would require power-cycling. Turning off your device for a moment and then turning on again may refresh your device by cleaning up the memory. To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Playstation and all other home network devices unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.?

    • Unplug or Turn off your PlayStation.?
    • Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.?
    • Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.?
    • Turn on your PlayStation and try streaming on Netflix.

Connect your PlayStation straight to your modem?

?If you use a wireless connection of your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you point out the problem by eliminating the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason.?

  1. Turn off your PlayStation.? ? ?
  2. Now, plug your gaming console directly to the modem with an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem for a minimum of 30 seconds, then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.?
  4. Turn on your PlayStation 4 and try streaming on Netflix.

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have gone through all the troubleshooting steps and still experiencing this issue, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They can help you in identifying whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.

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For PlayStation 3

Confirm Your DNS Settings

  1. Navigate to?Settings?from the PS3 main menu.?
  2. Select?Network Settings.?
  3. Choose?Internet Connection Settings.
  4. A confirmation screen will appear, hit?OK.
  5. Select?Custom.?
  6. Depending on your connection, choose either?Wired Connection?or?Wireless.?
    1. If you’ve selected?Wireless:
      1. Under the?WLAN?section, choose?Enter Manually.?
      2. Simultaneously press the right directional button three times to go to?IP Address Setting?(All your previously saved Security Setting, Password, and SSID will show up automatically).
    2. If you’ve selected?Wire Connection,?choose?Auto-Detect?for?Operation mode.?
  7. Choose?Automatic?on?IP Address Setting.?
  8. Set?Do Not Set?for DHCP hostname.?
  9. Set?Automatic?for DNS setting.
  10. Set?Automatic?for?MTU.
  11. Select?Enable?on?UPnP.?
  12. To save your settings, press the?X?button on your controller.
  13. Now, select?Test Connection.?
    • If the connection test results successful, try streaming on Netflix. And it fails, follow the troubleshooting as below.

Restart Your Home Network

Using your device (including network devices) for an extended period can cause the memory to bloat, which would require power-cycling. Turning off your device for a moment and then turning on again may refresh your device by cleaning up the memory. To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your PlayStation 3, and all other home network devices are unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.?

    • Unplug or Turn off your PlayStation 3.?
    • Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.?
    • Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.?
    • Turn on your PlayStation 3 and try streaming on Netflix.

Connect your PlayStation 3 straight to your modem?

?If you use a wireless connection of your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you figure out the issue by removing the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason.?

  1. Turn off your PlayStation 3.? ? ?
  2. Now, plug your gaming console directly to the modem with an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem for a minimum of 30 seconds, then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.?
  4. Turn on your PlayStation 3 and try streaming on Netflix.

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have gone through all the troubleshooting steps and still experiencing this issue, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for help resolving a DNS resolution issue.?

 

For Roku?

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.?

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.?
  • If you have adjusted your device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.?

If you need help adjusting your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.?

Restart Your Home Network

  1. Unplug the power from your Roku.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug back in your Roku and try streaming on Netflix.?

Connect Your Roku Straight To Your Modem?

  1. Power off your Roku.?
  2. Now, connect your Roku directly to the modem using an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power for a minimum of 30 seconds.?
  4. Plug the power in and wait until the modem’s indicator lights are blinking.?
  5. Now, plug in your Roku and try streaming on Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot method works, then it particularly points towards your router, which might be causing this issue.?

If you were not able to complete this troubleshoot, contact your Internet Service Provider for help resolving a DNS resolution issue.

 

For Set-Top Box or Streaming Media Player

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.?

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.?
  • If you have adjusted your device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.?

If you need help adjusting your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.?

Restart Your Home Network?

  1. Unplug the power from your streaming media player.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug back in your streaming media player and try streaming on Netflix.?

Connect Your Streaming Media Player Straight To Your Modem?

  1. Power off your streaming media player.?
  2. Now, connect your streaming media player directly to the modem using an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power for a minimum of 30 seconds.?
  4. Plug in the power and wait until the modem’s indicator lights are blinking.?
  5. Now, plug in your streaming media player and try streaming on Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot method works, then it typically points towards your router, which might be causing this issue.?

If you were not able to complete this troubleshoot, contact your Internet Service Provider for help resolving a DNS resolution issue.

 

For Smart TV?

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.?

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.?
  • If you have adjusted your device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.?

If you need help adjusting your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.

Restart Your Home Network?

  1. Unplug the power from your streaming media player.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug back in your streaming media player and try streaming on Netflix.?

Connect Your Smart TV Straight To Your Modem

  1. Power off your Roku.?
  2. Now, connect your Roku directly to the modem using an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power for a minimum of 30 seconds.?
  4. Plug in the power and wait until the modem’s indicator lights are blinking.?
  5. Now, plug in your Roku and try streaming on Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot method works, then it usually points towards your router, which might be causing this issue.?

If you were not able to complete this troubleshoot, contact your Internet Service Provider for help resolving a DNS resolution issue.

 

Xbox 360?

Verify Your Xbox’s DNS Settings

  1. Press the?Guide?button on your Xbox controller.?
  2. Head into?Settings?and select?System Settings.
  3. Choose?Network Settings.
  4. Now, choose your network and select?Configure Network.?
  5. Choose?DNS Settings > Automatic.?
  6. Turn off your Xbox and turn it back on.?
  7. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

If you require adjusting this setting, please visit?Microsoft’s Xbox 360 support page?for assistance.?

Restart Your Home Network?

  1. Unplug the power from your Xbox 360.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug in back your Xbox 360 and try streaming on Netflix.

Connect Your Xbox 360 Straight To Your Modem

  1. Power off your Roku.?
  2. Now, connect your Roku directly to the modem using an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power for a minimum of 30 seconds.?
  4. Plug in the power and wait until the modem’s indicator lights are blinking.?
  5. Now, plug in your Roku and try streaming on Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot method works, then it particularly points towards your router, which might be causing this issue.?

If you were not able to complete this troubleshoot, contact your Internet Service Provider for help resolving a DNS resolution issue.

 

For Xbox One

Verify Your Xbox’s DNS Settings

  1. Hit the?Menu?button on your controller and select?Settings.?You can also go to?Settings?from the Home screen.?
  2. Choose?All Settings.?
    1. If you didn’t find?All Settings, skip to the next step.
  3. Select?Network.?
  4. Select?Network settings.?
  5. Choose?Advanced settings.?
  6. Choose?DNS settings.
  7. Select?Automatic.?
  8. Press the?B?button to save the settings.?
  9. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Home Network?

  1. Unplug the power from your streaming media player.
  2. Unplug both your modem and router (if separate) for at least 30 seconds.?
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights are blinking. The same goes for the router if you have it separate.?
  4. Plug back in your streaming media player and try streaming on Netflix.?

Connect Your Xbox 360 Straight To Your Modem

  1. Power off your Roku.?
  2. Now, connect your Roku directly to the modem using an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power for a minimum of 30 seconds.?
  4. Plug the power in and wait until the modem’s indicator lights are blinking.?
  5. Now, plug in your Roku and try streaming on Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot method works, then it particularly points towards your router, which might be causing this issue.?

If you were not able to complete this troubleshoot, contact your Internet Service Provider for help resolving a DNS resolution issue.

For All Other Devices

Contact Netflix Customer Support to solve this issue. However, you can still use the basic troubleshooting methods like reloading the app, signing out and signing in on Netflix, restarting your device and home network.?

For more information, visit the?Netflix help page regarding this issue.?

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Netflix Says ?We?re unable to connect you to Netflix? – Solved

If you have encountered an error on Netflix stating, ‘We’re unable to connect you to Netflix. Please try again or visit www.netflix.com/tvhelp for guidance.?

Netflix Says 'We're unable to connect you to Netlix.'

This error usually occurs due to the connectivity issue, which is preventing your device from connecting to Netflix.?

To troubleshoot this issue, follow the steps as given below for your particular device.

Troubleshooting on Blu-ray Player

Follow these procedures to troubleshoot this error on your Blu-ray Player.?

Check Your Internet Connection

Your Internet connection can cause one of the reasons for this error to occur. Check your internet connection by running a network connection test or other apps or services that require the internet.?

If the connection test fails or you are not able to open other apps and services requiring an internet connection, first of all, contact your Internet Service Provider/Device Manufacturer regarding this issue. Only follow the troubleshooting steps below after making sure that you are connected to the internet.?

Restart Your Device

  1. Unplug your device from the power outlet for a minimum of 1 minute.
  2. When the device is unplugged, press the power button on your device to discharge any remaining power. If your device doesn’t have a power button or you can’t access it, leave your device unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.?
  3. Plug your device back in and turn it on.?
  4. Now, try opening Netflix again.?

Restart Your Home Network?

For this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Blu-ray player and all other network devices unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging each device one after another.?

  1. Unplug or Turn off your Blu-ray Player.?
  2. Unplug your modem from power for a minimum of 30 seconds. Do the same if you have a separate router.?
  3. Power up your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. The same goes for the router (if separate).?
  4. Now, turn on your Blu-ray Player and try streaming on Netflix.?

Didn’t Work Out

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps and still experiencing this issue, contact your Internet Service Provider. They can help you identify whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your home network or not.?

Troubleshooting on Set-top Box or Streaming Media Player

Follow these steps to troubleshoot this issue on your Set-top Box or Streaming Media Player.?

Check Your Internet Connection

Your Internet connection can cause this error to occur. Check your internet connection by running a network connection test or other apps or services that require the internet.?

If the connection test fails or you are not able to open other apps and services requiring an internet connection, first of all, contact your Internet Service Provider/Device Manufacturer regarding this issue. Only follow the troubleshooting steps below after ensuring that you are connected to the internet.?

Log Out of Netflix

  1. On the error page in the Netflix app, select?More Info?or?More Details.?If you didn’t find?More Info?or?More Details:
    1. Go to?Settings?or select the?Gear icon??? and continue to step 2. If you didn’t find the?Gear icon?or?Settings,?follow the step below:
      1. Pull up the deactivation screen by following this sequence using the arrow keys on your device’s remote.
  2. Select?the Reset?option.?
    • If you didn’t find?Reset, select?Deactivate or Sign Out.?
  3. Once you log out of your account, log back into your account again and try streaming on Netflix.?

Restart Your Device

  1. Unplug your Smart TV’s power cable for a minimum of 1 minute.
  2. While your Smart TV’s unplugged, press and hold the power button on your TV for 5 seconds to discharge it.?
    • If you don’t have a power button or can’t access it, leave your TV unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.?
  3. Plug back in and turn on your TV.?
  4. Now, try to stream on Netflix again.?

Restart Your Home Network?

For this troubleshooting, make sure to unplug your streaming media and all other network devices for 30 seconds before plugging in each device.

  1. Unplug or Turn off your Streaming Media Player or Set-top Box.?
  2. Unplug your modem from power for a minimum of 30 seconds. Do the same if you have a separate router.?
  3. Once you’ve done that, turn on your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. The same goes for the router (if separate).?
  4. Now, turn on your streaming player/Set-top Box and try streaming on Netflix.?

Troubleshooting on Smart TV

Follow these steps to troubleshoot this issue on your Smart TV

Ensure You’re Connected To the Internet?

Your Internet connection can be the reason for this issue. Check your internet connection by running a network connection test or other apps or services that require the internet.?

If the connection test fails or you are not able to open other apps and services requiring an internet connection, first of all, contact your Internet Service Provider/Device Manufacturer regarding this issue. Only follow the troubleshooting steps below after making sure that you are connected to the internet.?

Reloading Netflix App

  1. On the error screen, select?More Details.?
  2. Now, select?Reload Netflix.
  3. When the Netflix app reloads, try streaming on Netflix.?

If the problem persists, follow the troubleshooting steps below.?

Restarting Your Smart TV

  1. Unplug your Smart TV’s power cable for a minimum of 1 minute.
  2. While your Smart TV’s unplugged, press and hold the power button on your TV for 5 seconds to discharge it.?
    1. If you don’t have a power button or can’t access it, leave your TV unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.?
  3. Plug back in and turn on your TV.?
  4. Now, try to stream on Netflix again.?

Restarting Your Home Network?

For this troubleshoot, unplug your Smart TV and all other network devices for at least 30 seconds before plugging the power in each device.?

  1. Unplug or Turn off your TV.?
  2. Unplug your modem from power for a minimum of 30 seconds. Do the same if you have a separate router.?
  3. After that, turn on your modem and wait until the indicator lights start blinking. The same goes for the router (if separate).?
  4. Now, turn on your Smart TV and try streaming on Netflix.

Didn’t Work Out

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps and still experiencing this issue, contact your Internet Service Provider. They can help you identify whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your home network or not.?

For All Other Devices

If you are experiencing this issue on other devices, please contact?Netflix customer service?straight away.?

However, you can still try the basic troubleshooting steps like restarting your home network, check your internet connection, and restarting your device, which may solve your problem.?

For more information, visit Netflix’s help page.

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Netflix Error NW-2-5 – Solved

Netflix is one of the most extensive streaming services in the world. No matter how big the platform is, sometimes, you may experience some issues on the go. There may be different reasons for the error to encounter. However, there is always a solution to each problem.?

If you encounter the error code NW-2-5, its mainly due to the connectivity issue, which is not allowing your device to reach Netflix service.?

In this article, we will teach you how to troubleshoot this issue on both overall and particular devices.?

Make Sure Your Network Supports Streaming

If you are on a public Wi-Fi, work, hotel, or school network, check with your network administrator to ensure streaming services such as Netflix are supported and not blocked intentionally. A thing to note is that public networks usually have bandwidth limitations.?

If you are trying to stream Netflix using mobile data or satellite internet, try using a different network. Satellite internet and mobile data generally have slower internet connection compared to the cable ones.?

Ensure Your Internet’s Working

Check whether your internet is working or not by executing a network connection test or launching other internet required services or apps.?

  • If the internet connection test fails or you are not able to launch other services or apps that require internet connection, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) straight away before heading to other troubleshooting methods as below.?
  • If your connection test is successful and you can open and use other internet requiring apps and services, follow the further troubleshooting methods as below.?

Restart Your Home Network?

For this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your particular device and all other network devices unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging each device one after another.?

  1. Unplug or Turn off your device.?
  2. Unplug your modem from power for a minimum of 30 seconds. Do the same if you have a separate router.?
  3. Now, plugin and power up your modem. Wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Same goes for the router (if separate).?
  4. Turn on your device and try Netflix.?

Connect Your Device Straight To Your Modem using Ethernet Cable

If your device is connected to a wireless router, which is connected to your modem, and still not able to connect to Netflix after restarting your network, try bypassing the router. This will help you in identifying the root of the problem by removing the router or wireless connectivity.?

  1. Switch off your device.
  2. Now, connect your device straight to your modem using an Ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from power for a minimum of 30 seconds, plug back in and wait till the indicator lights are blinking.?
  4. Now, switch on your device and try Netflix.?

If this troubleshoot works, your router may be the source of this problem. However, if you find this configuration not to be perfect, contact your Internet Service Provider or the one who set up your home network to help reset or reconfigure your router’s settings.?

If directly plugging in your gaming console to the router didn’t work, you should contact your Internet Service Provider/Equipment Provider to ensure your device and internet is working as it should.?

Note: The above troubleshooting methods are the basic solution for this error across different devices. However, if the problem still exists follow the troubleshooting steps for your particular device as below.

Xbox One

Check Your Internet Connection on Xbox One

  1. Press the?Menu?button on your Xbox One Controller and choose?Settings. You can also select?Settings?from your Home screen.?
  2. Now, select?All Settings
    1. If you didn’t find?All Settings, skip to next step.?
  3. Select?Network.?
  4. Select?Network settings.
  5. Choose?Test Network Connection.?

If your network connection test is working successfully, follow the troubleshooting below. If the test fails, you may require to?make modifications to your network configuration settings on Xbox One.?

Verify Your Xbox’s DNS Settings

  1. Press the?Menu?button on your console’s controller and select?Settings.?You can also go to?Settings?directly from the Home Screen.?
  2. Choose?All Settings. If there’s no?All Settings,?skip to next step.?
  3. Select?Network.
  4. Head into?Network settings.?
  5. Select?Advanced settings.
  6. Select?DNS settings.
  7. Choose?Automatic.
  8. Press?B?on your Xbox One controller to save the configuration.?
  9. Now, head into Netflix to find out whether it’s fixed or not.?

Blu-ray Player

  1. Unplug your device from power for a minimum of 1 minute.
  2. When you device is unplugged, press the power button to discharge it. If you can’t access the power button, or don’t have it, leave it unplugged for at least 3 minutes.
  3. Plug in your device back again and turn it on.?
  4. Now, try Netflix.?

Nintendo Wii U

  1. Switch off your Nintendo Wii U.
  2. Unplug your device from power cord for a minimum of 1 minute.?
  3. Plug in the power cable and turn it on.
  4. Now, try Netlix again.?

PlayStation 3

Restart Your Playstation 3

  1. Unplug the power cable fro your Playstation for at least 1 minute.
  2. While your device is unplugged, press the power button to discharge it.?
  3. Now, plug in the power and turn on your PlaySation 3.?
  4. Try to use Netflix.?

Confirm Your DNS Settings

If the above troubleshoot didn’t work follow these steps as you might have might have wrong DNS configuration:

  1. Navigate to?Settings?from your PS4’s main menu.?
  2. Select?Network.
  3. Choose?Set Up Internet Connection.?
  4. Select?Use Wi-Fi?or?Use a LAN Cable?option depeding on your connection.?
    1. If you use wireless connection, follow these steps:
      1. Under?Use Wi-Fi,?choose?Custom.?
      2. Now, select your Wi-Fi network name.?
    2. If you have wired connection, select?Custom?for?Operation mode.?
  5. Select?Automatic?in?IP Address Settings.
  6. Select?Do Not Specify?in DHCP Host Name.
  7. Select?Automatic?in?DNS Settings.
  8. Select?Automatic?in?MTU Settings.?
  9. Select?Do Not Use?in?Proxy Server.?
  10. Select?Test Connection,?if your connection test results successful, try streaming on Netflix.?

Roku

  1. Unplug the power cable of Roku for at least 10 seconds.?
  2. Plug it back in.?
  3. Turn on your Roku and wait for a minimum of 1 minute.
  4. Now, try streaming on Netflix.

Streaming Medi Player or Set-Top Box

  1. Unplug the power cable from your device for at least 1 minute.?
  2. While your device is unplugged, press the power button to discharge it. If you cannot access the power button or don’t have one, leave your device unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes?
  3. Plug the power back in and turn on your device.?
  4. Now, try Netflix again.?

Smart TV

  1. Unplug your Smart TV’s power cable for a minimum of 1 minute.
  2. While your Smart TV’s unplugged, press and hold the power button on your TV for 5 seconds to discharge it.?
    1. If you don’t have a power button or can’t access it, leave your TV unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.?
  3. Plug back in and turn on your TV.?
  4. Now, try to stream on Netflix again.?

Xbox 360?

Check Your Internet Connection On Your Device

  1. Select?Settings?from the?Xbox 360’s?main menu.?
  2. Select?System Settings.?
  3. Choose?Network Settings.?
  4. Select?Wireless Network?or?Wired Network, depending on our connection.?
  5. Select?Test Xbox LIVE Connection.?
  6. Choose?Continue.?If your connection test results successful, follow the troubleshooting steps below.

Verify Your Xbox’s DNS Settings

  1. Press the?Guide?button on your Xbox controller.?
  2. Open?Settings?and select?System Settings.
  3. Choose?Network Settings.?
  4. Select your network and choose?Configure Network.?
  5. Choose?DNS Settings, and select?Automatic.?
  6. Turn off your Xbox 360 and turn on again.?
  7. Now, try streaming on Netflix.?

If you assistance adjusting this setting, visit?Microsoft’s Xbox 360 support site.?

Enhance your Wi-Fi signal

If your device is connected to Wi-Fi and above mentioned didn’t work out, then follow these steps:

  • If you are receiving a weak Wi-Fi signal, change your router’s location to improve signal strength. Generally, placing your router in the center of your home can improve your overall signal strength all over your home.
  • Place your router away from cordless phones or microwave ovens. These devices cause wireless interference resulting in a weak Wi-Fi strength.?
  • Tilt your router off the floor. Routers placed on top of a bookshelf or desk will provide better reception compared to a router placed behind or under furniture.?

All Of The Above Didn’t Help?

If you tried all the troubleshooting steps as given and still didn’t work out, we strongly recommend you contact your Internet Service Provider. They can help you identify whether your router is properly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.?

For more information, visit Netflix’s official help page regarding this error.?

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If you encounter an error on Netflix written as error code tvq-st-113, then in most cases it indicates a network connectivity issue, which is preventing your device from reaching Netflix.

If you are experiencing this error code, you can apply these troubleshooting measures on your particular device to overcome the issue.

Troubleshooting Steps For Blu-ray Player

Restart Your Device

  1. Unplug your device from the power outlet for a minimum of 1 minute.
  2. When the device is unplugged, press the power button on your device to discharge any remaining power. If your device doesn’t have a power button or you can’t access it, leave your device unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.
  3. Plug your device back in and turn it on.
  4. Now, try opening Netflix again.

Restart Your Home Network

To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Blu-ray player and all other home network equipment unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.

  1. Unplug or Turn off your Blu-ray player.
  2. Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.
  4. Turn on your Blu-ray player and try Netflix again.

Connect your Blu-ray straight to your modem

If you use a wireless connection of your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you point out the problem by eliminating the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason

  1. Turn off your Blu-ray Player
  2. Now, plug your Blu-ray directly to the modem through an ethernet cable.
  3. Unplug your modem from the power outlet for a minimum of 30 seconds, and then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.
  4. Turn your Blu-ray player and try Netflix again.

If the troubleshoot solved the issue:

The router itself might be the source of the problem if bypassing your router resolved the issue. If this configuration isn’t a perfect solution, you might want to contact your Internet Service Provider/ who set up your home network for help resetting or re-configuring your router settings.

If it still didn’t work:

If connecting your Blu-ray player directly to the modem didn’t work out, you may want to check your modem, and the internet is functioning as it should.
If you weren’t able to complete this troubleshoot:

We highly recommend you connect your Blu-ray player directly to the modem. However, if you somehow couldn’t complete these steps, you can always try other steps as given below.

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to internet provider’s default settings might solve this issue.

  1. If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.
  2. If you have modified your streaming device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.
  3. If you need help modifying your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.

Improve your Wi-Fi signal

If you’re connected to Wi-Fi and above mentioned didn’t work out, then follow these steps:

If you are receiving weak Wi-Fi signal, change your router’s location to improve signal strength. Generally, placing your router in the center of your home can improve your overall signal strength all over your home.
Place your router away from cordless phones or microwave ovens. These devices cause wireless interference resulting in a weak Wi-Fi strength.
Tilt your router off the floor. Routers placed on top of a bookshelf or desk will provide better reception compared to a router placed behind or under furniture.

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps as mentioned below and still experiencing the problem, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They can assist you in identifying whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.

Troubleshooting Steps For PlayStation 3

To point out the issue:

  1. Visit netlix.com/clearcookies on a computer on the same network as your PlayStation 3.
  2. Now, enter your login credintials and login to Netflix.
  3. If you get the error NSEZ-403, it indicates we can’t connect your account to the Netflix service. Try again later.
  4. If you didn’t get NSEZ-403,?contact customer support.

Troubleshooting Steps For Roku

Visit Netflix.com on a computer

  1. Head to netflix.com/clearcookies using a desktop/laptop on the same network as Roku.
  2. Now, log in to your Netflix account using your account’s login details.
  3. If you get error NSEZ-403, it means they are not able to connect your account to Netflix service. Try to stream Netflix after a while.
  4. If you didn’t see error code NSEZ-403, continue to follow the troubleshooting steps below.

Deactivate and Reactivate Netflix App

  1. Deactivate and Reactivate Netflix App
  2. Press the Home button to go to Roku’s home screen.
  3. Highlight the Netflix app and press the star key on remote.
  4. Now, choose Remove channel.
  5. Again, select Remove channel for confirmation.
  6. On the home screen, select Streaming Channels.
  7. Select Movies & TV.
  8. Select Netflix
  9. Select Add Channel.
  10. Chose Go to channel.
  11. Now, log into your account and try using streaming Netflix.

Troubleshooting Steps For Streaming Media Player or Set-top Box

Visit Netflix.com using a desktop/laptop

  1. Head into netflix.com/clearcookies on a computer. Make sure your computer and device are on the same network.
  2. Enter your account’s credentials and sign in to your account.
  3. If you see the error code NSEZ-403, we are currently unable to connect your account to the Netflix service. Try to stream after a while.
  4. If you didn’t get the error code NSEZ-403, follow the steps below.

Restart Your Device

  1. Turn off your device for 10 seconds.
  2. If your device doesn’t include a power button, unplug the power for a minimum of two minutes.
  3. Now, turn on your device.
  4. Try to stream again.

 

Troubleshooting Steps For Smart TV

Visit Netflix.com on a computer

  1. Enter your account’s credentials and sign in to your account.
  2. If you see the error code NSEZ-403, we are currently unable to connect your account to the Netflix service. Try to stream after a while.
  3. If you didn’t get the error code NSEZ-403, follow the steps below.
  4. Restart Your Smart TV
  5. Unplug your Smart TV from power for a minimum of 1 minute.
  6. While your TV is unplugged, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds to discharge.
  7. If you cannot access your TV’s power button, leave it unplugged for a minimum of 3 minutes.
  8. Now, plug it back in.
  9. Turn on your TV.
  10. Try streaming on Netflix again.

Restart Your Home Network

To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your Smart TV and all other home network equipment unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.

  1. Unplug or Turn off your Smart TV.
  2. Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.
  3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.
  4. Turn on your Smart TV and try Netflix again.

Connect your Smart TV straight to your modem.

If you use a wireless connection of your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you point out the problem by eliminating the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason.

  1. Turn off your Smart TV
  2. Now, plug your Smart TV straight to the modem through an ethernet cable.
  3. Unplug your modem from the power outlet for a minimum of 30 seconds, and then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.
  4. Turn your Smart TV on and try Netflix again.

Restore You Connection Settings to Default

The issue may arise if you’ve changed your streaming device to use custom connection settings. Restoring your connection to the internet provider’s default settings may solve this issue.

  • If you are connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy, service, disable it, and connect directly to your home internet.
  • If you have modified your streaming device to a custom DNS, try resetting your device to obtain DNS automatically.
  • If you need help modifying your connection settings on your streaming device, please contact your device’s manufacturer.

Improve your Wi-Fi signal

If your device is connected to Wi-Fi and above mentioned didn’t work out, then follow these steps:

  • If you are receiving weak Wi-Fi signal, change your router’s location to improve signal strength. Generally, placing your router in the center of your home can improve your overall signal strength all over your home.
  • Place your router away from cordless phones or microwave ovens. These devices cause wireless interference resulting in a weak Wi-Fi strength.?
  • Tilt your router off the floor. Routers placed on top of a bookshelf or desk will provide better reception compared to a router placed behind or under furniture.?

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps as mentioned below and still experiencing the problem, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They can assist you in identifying whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.

 

Troubleshooting Steps For Xbox One

Make Sure Your Network Supports Streaming

If you are at a hotel, school, work, hospital, or somewhere using public Wi-Fi network:

  • Ask your network administrator to ensure streaming services like Netflix are supported and not deliberately blocked.?

Note: Public networks may have limited bandwidth.?

If you are on a cellular data or satellite internet:

  • Try using a different network, if possible. Usually, mobile data and satellite internet have slower internet speeds compared to cable internet or DSL.

Restart Your Home Network

To apply this troubleshoot, ensure that you leave your game console and all other home network equipment unplugged for 30 seconds before plugging them back in one after another.?

    1. Unplug or Turn off your gaming console.?
    2. Unplug your modem and router (if they are separate) from the power outlet for at least 30 seconds.?
    3. Now, plug in your modem and wait till the indicator lights start blinking. Do the same for the router if you have it separate.?
    4. Turn on your Xbox console and try Netflix again.

Connect Your Xbox Straight To Your Modem

?If you use a wireless connection from your router, which is connected to the modem and still cannot connect to Netflix after restarting your network, you can try bypassing the router. This can help you point out the problem by eliminating the router or wireless connectivity issue as a possible reason.?

  1. Turn off your Xbox console.? ?
  2. Now, plug your gaming console straight to the modem through an ethernet cable.?
  3. Unplug your modem from the power outlet for a minimum of 30 seconds, and then plug it back in and wait till the indicators lights start blinking.?
  4. Turn your Xbox console on and try Netflix again.?

If this steps solved your issue:

The router itself might be the source of the problem if bypassing your router resolved the issue. If this configuration isn’t a perfect solution, you might want to contact your Internet Service Provider/ who set up your home network for help resetting or re-configuring your router settings.

If The Problem Still Exists

If connecting your Xbox console straight to the modem didn’t work out, you may want to check your modem, and the internet if it’s functioning as it should.

If you weren’t able to complete this troubleshoot:

We highly recommend you connect your gaming console directly to the modem. However, if you somehow couldn’t complete these steps, you can always try other steps as given below.

Improve your Wi-Fi signal

If your device is connected to Wi-Fi and above mentioned didn’t work out, then follow these steps:

  • If you are receiving weak Wi-Fi signal, change your router’s location to improve signal strength. Generally, placing your router in the center of your home can improve your overall signal strength all over your home.
  • Place your router away from cordless phones or microwave ovens. These devices cause wireless interference resulting in a weak Wi-Fi strength.?
  • Tilt your router off the floor. Routers placed on top of a bookshelf or desk will provide better reception compared to a router placed behind or under furniture.?

What if all of the above didn’t resolve the issue

If you have followed all the troubleshooting steps as mentioned below and still experiencing the problem, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They can assist you in identifying whether your router is correctly set up to communicate with other devices on your network or not.

 

TroubleShooting on All Other Devices

Netflix is currently researching in this error. If you need any assistance please contact Netflix’s customer service.

You can also find the solution for this error code on Netflix’s Customer Support Page

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Netflix Error C7111-1931 [Solved]

If you experience the Netflix Error Code C7111-1931, it typically because of the information stored on your browser that needs to be refreshed. This error mostly caused by the Google Chrome browser.

How to fix Netflix Error Code: C7111-1931?

  1. ?Select the three dots at the top right corner of Google Chrome.
  2. Click setting
  3. Scroll down and select Advanced options.
  4. Under Privacy and security, click clear browsing data
  5. Select the Advanced option.
  6. In the Time range drop-down, click the All-time option.
  7. Uncheck all data except Cookies and other site data.
  8. Select Clear data.
  9. Try Netflix again.

We hope your issue is solved now and you can smoothly watch your favorite movie or series on Netflix.

If you want more help, it can be found here.

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If you experience the Netflix Error Code M7361-1253, it typically because of the internet connection issue that is preventing your PC from reaching the Netflix services.

How to Fix Netflix Error code M7361-1253?

Update Google Chrome

  • Select the Menu icon- from the upper right corner of your browser.
  • Click the help option.
  • Select the About option of Google Chrome.
  • Chrome will show the recent version and automatically install available updates.
  • Select Relaunch to complete the update.
  • Try Netflix again.

Restart your Device (Laptop, Desktop)

  • Shutdown your system entirely or click the restart option
  • Try Netflix again.

We hope error code M7361-1253 you were getting is resolved. Enjoy your Netflix. You can also find solution of this error here.

 

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