YouTube Not Working? Here's What You Can Do to Fix It


Let us help you fix your favorite YouTube video platform.

Having problems with YouTube not working? The reasons for this problem could be many and there are a few things you should check before you stop opening YouTube and watching favorite videos.

Here are a few steps to take if you're wondering how to troubleshoot YouTube not working. Read on to find out more.

Check the global outage

When you ask yourself the question "Is YouTube down?" you should check that on the internet. Sometimes outages occur in certain countries and areas and you should know more about these global changes.

You can check on the official YouTube Twitter account if YouTube is not available or you can visit some of the websites such as Down detector. On the website mentioned, you can find out if YouTube is down in your area.

Another great way to find out about the outage is to go to Google News and type in “YouTube down” or “YouTube down”. This will help you determine if there is an outage in some countries or selected areas.

How to fix YouTube not working

Good YouTube working videos are now possible with simple troubleshooting steps.

YouTube doesn't work on Android

If YouTube is not working on your Android device, here are some steps you should take:

1. Update the operating system by going to Settings and selecting System Update or Software Update

2. If a new version is available, update your phone and install the latest version of the software

If these steps don't solve the problem and you are still facing the same YouTube not working on Android issues, then consider updating the YouTube app. Do it like this:

1. Go to the Play Store and tap the profile icon.

2. You will see the Manage apps and device option. Tap on it and if there is a solution to update it, select it and update the relevant information.

This way, your Android phone will update the appropriate version of the YouTube app on your phone.

Connection problems

Sometimes you cannot access YouTube due to internet connection issues. To solve this problem, you should go to Settings and then tap Connections. You should then toggle airplane mode on and off. This should update your internet connection and you may be able to access YouTube.

If that doesn't help, you should fully update the network by following the steps below:

1. Go to Settings

2. Access the General Administration option

3. Tap Reset, then tap Reset Network Settings

Clear the app's cache and data

If you've been using the YouTube app for a long time, chances are that large amounts of cache and data could cause problems. You may not be able to open the YouTube app or you may have problems with YouTube not playing videos.

In the app history, clearing the cache usually deletes temporary data, while clearing data removes all app data including various setting areas.

To clear cache and data on Android, follow the steps below:

1. Go to the Settings option

2. Open Apps & Notifications

3. Click See All Apps, then click YouTube

4. Then tap Storage & Cache

5. Tap Clear Cache and also select Clear Storage

By removing cache and data from your YouTube app, you are cleaning up any accumulated data that may interact with your YouTube app. This way you create a clean environment for the app and after this action your YouTube should work again.

last words

Now that you know how to fix YouTube not working issues, there are a few steps that you can take and you can solve the YouTube problems.

We all need a YouTube app on our phones or in the browser. It is now possible to have YouTube videos working well so that we can enjoy the world of some great videos.


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