How To Fix Nintendo Switch Error Code 2110-3127?

If your switch can not connect to a wired or wireless network, the Nintendo Switch error code "2110-3127" occurs. Whenever you connect to a network, a series of checks are carried out in the background, such as DNS checks, Internet connectivity checks, etc. If any of these are not met, the error message will be sent to you.

The reasons for the error code "2110-3127" are mainly related to problems with internet connectivity where the entered DNS may not work or the type of encryption does not work with the specified wireless network. The complete error message contains the message "Connection test failed. DNS name resolution could not be performed. Please try later again.'

What Causes Nintendo Switch Error Code 2110-3127?

As mentioned, the error code is mostly associated with connectivity problems, but not limited to them. Some reasons are as follows:

• False DNS settings. Domain name systems are nearly the heart of any internet access, since it resolves the name of several websites for access to the device. If it doesn't work, you can't connect to the internet.
• Invalid protocol for security. If you have incorrect security protocols such as WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK that are not implemented on the network but selected on your device, you will receive the error, as several users have seen.
• Incorrect Nintendo Switch configurations. Nintendo Switch keeps track of all network access configurations and may receive the error message under discussion if some are bad/outdated.

Make sure you have an active internet connection before proceeding with the solutions. You should check the network from other devices like your computer or smartphones. If you can normally access the internet, the possibility of limited connectivity is exceeded and Nintendo Switch-specific solutions can be used. Also, make sure you don't use the Internet at all. There is a firewall in these networks that blocks some requests.

Solution 1: Power Cycling Nintendo Switch

The solutions that worked for most people were the Nintendo Switch's power cycle. As discussed above, your switch may contain bad network configurations in numerous cases. Reconnecting to the network doesn't erase them, but you have to power your device completely.

1. Hold the Power button for a few seconds until a new window appears.
2. Select the Power Off option and shut down the device. Now, wait a few minutes to power it up again.
3. Try to connect to a network after the device is powered on and see if the error message is gone.

Solution 2: Manually Entering DNS Settings

Domain Name System is a name system for all Internet access devices. Whenever you type "google.com" in the address bar, the name is "resolved" by the DNS in an IP address and the Internet communication starts. This is more or less the core of internet connectivity. If the DNS does not work automatically, we can manually try to enter it and see if the problem is resolved. We're going to use DNS from Google.

1. Open the network settings you want to connect to and select DNS settings. It will be automatic by default, but we will enter the DNS manually.
2. Enter the DNS details as follows:

DNS Settings: Manual

Primary DNS-Server: 8.8.8.8

Secondary DNS-Server: 8.8.4.4

3. Save changes and exit. Now try to connect to the network and see if the problem has been solved.

Solution 3: Manipulating Security Settings

Another way to fix the issue is to manipulate your network's security settings. Several users reported that the problem was solved again by switching from WPA2-PSK to WPA-PSK. This is a strange behavior that means that when the configurations are reset, there is a bug in the switch that is resolved.

1. Click Network Settings Security and select WPA-PSK instead of WPA2-PSK by default.
2. Enter a password and save the network configuration. Return to the security settings and switch bat to WPA2-PSK after the settings are saved and enter the correct password. Save modifications and exit. Now try to connect to the network and see if the problem has been solved.

Solution 4: Troubleshooting The Network

If the error code 2110-3127 persists even after all of the above steps, there is probably a problem with the network you are trying to connect. You should try using another device to connect to the internet via the network and verify that it is actually operational. If it's not, further troubleshooting is needed.

You can even try to connect with your switch to another network / router and see if the problem persists. If it doesn't, your router will have a problem and you have to reset the settings. There may be problems with your ISP or even firewalls that could cause the problem. Make sure you solve the problem thoroughly and try to connect Switch only if your network works perfectly.

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