Open System Preferences from your Mac's Apple menu, then select Network.If reinstalling Discord doesn't do the trick, it's possible your network configuration is preventing our updater from doing its job! To clear up any networking issues, there's some basic troubleshooting steps you should try!įirst, try setting your DNS to Google Public DNS! Note: Make sure that all instances of Discord are closed out before attempting these steps! Diagnosing Network Issues Open up the Activity Monitor and terminate all instances of Discord. If your OS tells you that the file cannot be deleted because it's still in use. Note: There may not be a Discord folder in the second file (/Library/Application Support). In both of these cases, find the Discord folders in these files and drag them to your Trash. Then /Library/Application Support in the run window and hit enter: ~/Library/Application Support in the window and hit enter: To find those folders, open Finder, press ⇧⌘+G (or Go > Go to Folder in the menubar), and enter:
(You can quickly launch the Activity Monitor by using Spotlight or Siri on your Mac!) Close Discord by using ⌘+Q or selecting the Quit option from the menubar, then make sure all Discord processes are terminated from within your Mac's Activity Monitor.Follow these steps! Note: Remember that Discord only supports MacOS 10.11 and up (El Capitan) or above! Also, if you're running macOS on a machine that wasn't produced by Apple (IE, a Hackintosh), you may run into unique issues! Reinstalling Discord You'll see this as an endless update, or an unexplained install error! In cases like these, completely reinstalling Discord will often improve our updater's performance and clear out any issues. Hey, listen! If you're having issues updating or installing Discord on your shiny Macintosh machine, we can help! Though not intentional, there are various issues that can cause the install or update process to fail.
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