Many players have posted on Reddit and Steam about the “No Servers Found” Dune Awakening error. One player said, “EVERY time I try to click Play Now, it (Dune Awakening) lags for a couple of minutes before eventually displaying a message saying ‘No Servers Found.’” Other players report that the Server Browser screen in Dune Awakening doesn’t show any servers for selection. This is how you can fix the “No Servers Found” Dune Awakening error on Windows PCs.
Check Server Status
First, check if there’s a server issue causing the error. You can do that by opening this Downdetector page for Dune Awakening. Select your region in the drop-down menu on that page. If that page shows a widely reported server-side issue, wait a day or two before playing Dune Awakening.
The Downdetector page
Flush the DNS Cache and Reset Winsock
Some players confirm that executing network commands for flushing the DNS cache and resetting Winsock can fix the “No Servers Found” Dune Awakening error. Those commands can often resolve game-related network issues. This is how you can you can execute flush DNS and reset Winsock commands:
- Open your Windows file finder tool by clicking the taskbar search box or button.
- Find Command Prompt by typing cmd in the file search text box.
- Click Run as administrator for the Command Prompt app shown in the search results.
- Enter ipconfig /flushdns and press Return to execute.
The ipconfig /flushdns command
- Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter on the keyboard.
Change the Game Region
It has been confirmed that changing the game region can resolve the “No Servers Found” error. This is a possible fix that’s more widely confirmed to work by beta players. You can change the game region in Dune Awakening like this.
- Start the Dune Awakening game.
- Click Servers in the game.
- Next, click the Region drop-down menu.
The Region drop-down menu
- Select an alternative region and click Confirm.
The Region options
Verify Game Files
If your Dune Awakening game doesn’t show any servers to select, try verifying the game files. Some players say they fixed the “No Servers Found” by verifying the Duke Awakening files. To verify the files for that game, go through the instructional steps on this Steam page.
The Verify integrity of game files option
Configure a Google DNS Server
Your default DNS server might be causing game server connection issues. To remedy this possible cause for the “No Servers Found” error, try setting a Google DNS instead. These are the steps for switching to Google DNS:
- Right-click the taskbar’s Start button to select the shortcut for Run.
- Enter ncpa.cpl within your Run accessory and select OK.
- Click the internet network adapter with the mouse’s right button and select Properties.
- Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 to bring up the properties settings.
- Next, click Use the following DNS server addresses to activate the server options.
- Input 8.8.8.8 for the Alternative DNS and 8.8.4.4 for the Preferred DNS.
The Use the following DNS server alternative option
- Select OK to finish.
I hope one of the possible resolutions above fixes the “No Servers Found” Dune Awakening error on your PC. There isn’t a widely confirmed fix for this error, but the possible resolutions covered here have worked for some players. If the issue persists, you can contact the Dune Awakening help service about it from this Funcom page.
