Then %localappdata% in the run window and hit enter: %appdata% in the run window and hit enter: To find those folders, hit the Start button + R, and enter: (Sometimes stray processes can hide in your system tray or your task manager- double check those!) Here are some general troubleshooting techniquesĬlose Discord in the system tray and make sure all Discord processes are terminated. Thanks to anyone willing to help or give tips.Ĭan you open your browser in an inprivate window then try downloading again or use an alternative web browser?Īre you having issues with the installer failing and/or shooting out various errors causing the app from installing? Though not intentional, there may be various issues that can cause the installation process to fail. I would love to know if this has happened to anyone else and maybe how they fixed it. I did, and I haven't gotten it open since so I guess I got what I expected. I then wanted to test what would happen if I closed the window if I would ever be able to open it again. I kept it open for a while and only ever put the computer to sleep instead of shutting down. A couple of weeks ago I had my computer shut down and when I powered it back up, Discord opened like there was nothing ever wrong. I don't know how that whole log works so I just clicked help and it brought me here. Whenever I try to download the app onto my computer now, it just tells me that there was a problem downloading and to either close the little popup telling me or to open the setup log. I haven't been able to access Discord without going to the webpage, which is something I don't really want to do because it doesn't look nearly as clean as in-app. I downloaded Discord a while ago for my computer and it was working fine, but a month or so ago I tried updating it, I think something happened, and it stopped working.

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