Troubleshooting apex legends servers down: How to fix & recover

Apex Legends is one of the hottest games at the moment and is taking over the world by storm.
With the game being so popular, the servers of the game are always super busy.
When people are waiting for the servers to be up, they usually experience various Apex Legends server issues.
In this article, we will explore the Apex Legends server issues.

• Apex Legends is a highly popular game, and when servers go down, it’s not fun at all.
• Restarting your router and switching countries or ISPs are some of the most efficient ways to fix this.
• Make sure to increase your network bandwidth by using a dedicated tool.
• Also, if a software update is required, install it and restart your PC.

Check if your PC is correctly configured for the game

1. Follow the steps above and check if your PC is configured properly
2. Check if your PC can handle the game
   
3. Sometimes, PCs that are new or heavily used can’t handle Apex Legends
4. Check if your internet connection is stable
5. If your internet connection is stable, try to restart your router
6. Check if your PC is outdated
   
7. If your PC isn’t up to date, try updating it

Check server status

1. Go to Steam > Community.
2. Under the Games header, click on Apex Legends.
   
3. Under the General tab, look for the Status.
4. If it says Up and Running, then everything should be fine.

Avoid using VPNs

1. Many VPNs are known to cause game connection issues. So, avoid connecting to a VPN while playing Apex Legends.
2. If for some reason, you do connect to a VPN while playing Apex Legends, disconnect from the VPN and try to login again.
   
3. Make Sure Your Internet Connection Is Working
4. If you regularly face internet connection issues, it is best that you check your network or internet connection.
5. If the problem is with your internet connection, try to connect through a different network or internet connection.
6. If the problem persists, check with your ISP.
   

Clear temporary files from your browser

1. Tap, the Ctrl + Shift + Delete keys, or navigating to your browser’s settings.
2. Select the Temp folder.
   
3. Delete the files in there.

Restart your PC

1. Press and hold the Shift key and Ctrl key simultaneously.
2. Wait for your computer to start, and when prompted, select Safe Mode.
   
3. Restart your PC.

Restart your console

1. Try downloading the game again
   Check your browser cache & temp files
2. Restart your router
   
3. Check the router’s internet connection
4. Check if the connection is fast enough