Netflix error code NW-3-6

Netflix, which has one of the largest galleries of movies and television shows that the public can see in the world, has accumulated more than 140 millions of subscriptions that are constantly growing. The list of movies and TV shows seems almost endless, but they continue to grow as they invest in having more content on their streaming service.

But recently the “Error code NW-3-6” across devices and continues to agonize users. In this post, We will discuss some of the causes of the error and try to provide you with solutions that will be aimed at erasing all the issues that are causing problems with the streaming service..

What causes the error “Error code NW-3-6”?

The cause of this problem is not specific and several factors could be causing the problem, some of which are:

• Configuration issues: there may be a setup obstacle with your ISP or with the device preventing you from contacting the streaming service.

• Internet connectivity problem: your device may not be able to connect to the internet due to an obstacle connecting to the streaming service.

Now that the most basic causes have been discussed, let's move on to the solutions.

Solution 1: Disconnect VPN, Proxy

If you are connected to the Internet through a virtual private network or a proxy server, We suggest you disconnect and connect directly to the Internet. Sometimes, the device is having trouble connecting to the internet if it connects through another server. Device may not be able to communicate with streaming services, for whatever your device, the most basic troubleshooting step would be to disconnect all VPN and Proxy servers.

Solution 2: restart the console

Sometimes, your streaming device may be causing the error. It is possible that there is some error or charging problem that prevents you from connecting to the Internet, so we suggest you try these steps:

1. Disconnect power from your streaming device. Turn off the device

2. Wait 5 minutes

3. Connect your device and see if Netflix works

Solution 3: check your internet connectivity

If there are problems with your ISP, Netflix will not work because you need to connect to the internet in order to stream. At the same time, if router or DNS settings get in your way, will not be able to transmit. Here we will try to connect your device directly to the router via an ethernet cable. This will help fix an internet connection obstacle (if it exists).

1. Power off Turn off your streaming device Turn off the device

2. Connect your streaming device directly to the modem using an Ethernet cable Connect the device directly to the modem

3. Turn on your streaming device and try again.

NOTE: if you have difficulties connecting to the internet, contact your internet service provider to resolve the problem.

Solution 4: restart your internet

Sometimes, Internet modem may cause connection problems to Netflix streaming service. In this solution, We will fully restart your Internet by shutting down and shutting down your router. This will completely reset all settings and help troubleshoot error states.

1. Disconnect the power from your internet router

2. Wait 5 minutes

3. Reconnect power to your internet router

4. Start your streaming device after 5 minutes to see if it works

Solution 5: Check DNS settings.

DNS servers match domain names with their associated IP addresses. When you type a domain name in the browser, the computer contacts the current DNS server and asks which IP address is related to the domain name. Sometimes, that information can be changed or corrupted, which means your domain name would be correct but your associated IP address would be incorrect, so in this step we will reset the DNS settings for the consoles.

1. Navigate to Settings

2. Select Network Settings

3. Select Internet connection settings.

4. Select Custom

5. Choose between wired or wireless connection, according to your connection method.

   If it is wireless, please follow the steps below before continuing.

6. In the WLAN section, select Enter manually.

7. Press the directional button right three times to enter the IP address setting (the previously saved SSID, security settings and password will be completed automatically).

8. If it's a wired connection, select Auto Detect for the operating mode.

9. Select Automatic to configure the IP address.

10. Select Automatic to configure the IP address.

11. Select Automatic for DNS Settings.

12. Select Automatic for MTU.

13. Select Do not use for proxy server.

14. Select Enable for UPnP.

15. Press the X button to save your settings.

16. Select Test connection.

1. Press the Guide button on your controller

2. Go to Settings and select System Settings.

3. Select Network Settings.

4. Choose your network and select Configure network.

5. Select DNS Settings and choose Automatic.

6. Turn off your Xbox and turn it back on.

7. Try Netflix again.

NOTE: This setting is only enabled for these consoles and if you are using the service on another device, you can check DNS settings according to your own method.