Are you having trouble connecting to a Minecraft server? If you're seeing the error "Can't Connect to Server" in Bedrock or Java edition, this could be caused by a variety of problems. If you're sure you have the correct server address and you're still unable to connect to a server's world, the issue could be related to your computer, system, or network. This wikiHow will show you how to fix the "Can't Connect to Server" error on desktop, console, or mobile.
- Unplug your router, wait 30 seconds, then plug it back in. Disconnect and reconnect Wi-Fi on your device.
- Check https://downdetector.com/status/minecraft to see if servers are down everywhere.
- Disable firewall on your computer and router, or make sure Minecraft is allowed access.
Open the command prompt. Click the Start menu and enter cmd into the search. Right-click the Command Prompt and click Run as administrator. Make sure Minecraft is closed.
Type ipconfig /flushdns and press ↵ Enter. Do this in the command prompt window. You'll see a success prompt.
Enter ipconfig /renew and press ↵ Enter. Again, enter this in the command prompt window. You'll see a success prompt.
Launch Minecraft. Try to connect to the server again.
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