How to fix Netflix connection issues?

Netflix wifi Error is a message on TV screen that informs about a network connectivity issue. It means that there's a particular problem that doesn't allow your device to reach the movie streaming service. The error typically occurs on these devices: Smart TV, Xbox 360/One, Blu-Ray Player, Roku, PlayStation 3/4, Wii U or Set-top Box or Streaming Media Player. However, the issue can be solved by everyone despite their tech skills. Therefore, we suggest you review the tutorial we prepared on how to fix netflix wifi error.
In many cases, users suggest that they can't reach the specific app service, although other streaming apps work just fine. Often times, netflix wifi error appears after Netflix update. The notification says “couldn’t connect to Netflix. Please try again or restart your home network & streaming device.” we have to admit that we've encountered the same issue before, and it can be really frustrating at first.

Test your Internet connection
To ensure that your net connection is OK, consider running a network connection test. you can find one of these online – just Google the search phrase. we suggest using Fast Speed Test by Netflix because it checks your connection to its own servers.
If the test fails, it indicates a issue with your Internet. the simplest way to fix is to get in touch with the maker of your device and ask for help. If that's not the case – the web connection is, and you face no problems opening other streaming services and apps, continue reading below.

Restart your smart TV
1st of all, shut down your TV using remote & then unplug it from power immediately. don't rush to plug it back on – wait for at least a minute.

Before you plug your TV on, you need to discharge it entirely. To do it, press down and hold the TV power button for around 5 seconds and then release it. Some TVs don't have one, so in such a scenario, merely leave your TV unplugged for a more extended period – at least 5 minutes.

Now, it's time to plug the device back in! Grab your remote and turn the TV on. Navigate to the Netflix app & see if the poses worked. If not, bummer, you will need to try the methods provided below.

Completely shut down and then wake your home network back into life

Easier said than done, right? However, all you need to do is to turn off your TV, unplug it, then disconnect your modem and wireless router.

Once you do it, be patient and wait for at least a minute. Then plug everything back in and carefully look at your modem/router.

Stay patient until all the light's appear on it – it indicates that the network is ready for usage. Go grab your remote & turn on the TV to binge in those good Netflix series you’ve been willing to watch.

Check your Xbox 360 DNS configuration

First of all, press Guide button on the controller.
Now, navigate to Settings > System Settings > Network Settings.
Pick your network and then visit Configure Network.
Now, visit DNS Settings and pick Automatic option.
Restart your Xbox & try opening Netflix app again.

Configure Xbox One DNS settings
To begin with, take your Xbox One controller and press the Menu button on it. Now, navigate to Settings > All Settings (alternative route: Network > Network Settings > Advanced Settings > DNS Settings > Automatic.
Press B button to save and try to relaunch Netflix.

Configure PlayStation 3/4 Settings
Open PlayStation menu and visit Settings.
Then, visit Network Settings > Internet Connection Settings. Once the confirmation pop-up appears, press OK.
Next, select Custom and choose the option Wired Connection or Wireless, respectively.
If you choose Wired Connection, visit WLAN section and then Enter Manually. Then press the right > button three times to access IP Address Setting. Here, your SSID, Security Setting, and Password will populate.
In case you selected Wired, it's best to do this: in the Operation mode, choose an Auto-detect option.
Now, you will need to do some configurations. Please follow them attentively.
In IP Address Setting, select Automatic.
In DHCP hostname, select do not Set.
In DNS Setting, pick the automatic option.
In MTU, select Automatic.
For Proxy Server, pick don't Use.
For UPnP, pick Enable.
Now, press the X button to save your preferences.
Finally, choose Test Connection. If the test return's a positive result, try opening Netflix.