PUBG: How to Fix Server Not Responding - Ultimate Guide

We have already found the solution for PUBG players who are wondering How to Fix Server Not Responding in PUBG easily.

What is the problem with PUBG servers.

The server related issue is not as new as we would like and it can come up repeatedly, so it is no wonder that many players are already wondering How to Fix Server Not Responding, there are some things you can do in order to solve it.
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How to Fix Server Not Responding in PUBG.

The first thing we can recommend to you so that you can solve this error is that you make sure you have an internet connection powerful and stable enough to be able to run the game without problems and establish a secure connection to the servers.

It is recommended to establish a connection with a Wi-Fi network instead of a connection with mobile data.

If all of the above is in order you will have to do a futzing with the DNS server in the Internet settings of the phone

If you are iOS users you will have to access the Wi-Fi settings and select your network, change the DNS server from automatic to manual and enter the following Google DNS address:

• 8.8.4.4
• 8.8.8.8

Or from OpenDNS below:

• 208.67.220.123
• 208.67.222.123

Save and restart your device.

Android users will have to access the Wi-Fi settings and touch and hold your network to bring up the Modify network option. Put the key and go to where it says Advanced Settings, select IP Settings and change DHCP to Static and at the bottom look for where it says DNS 1 and DNS 2 and put the previous DNS of your choice, save and restart your device.

 We hope that this guide on how to repair the server does not respond in PUBG will be very useful so that you can solve this problem as soon as possible, although following this method the problem should be solved after restarting the device after the process of changing DNS.