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Hi, You can also check in "Query Log" if one of your blocklist isn't blocking Twitch. Be careful with DNS upstreams because some are using blocklists. |
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Hello,
Since I installed Adguard Home a year ago, I’ve never had any problems or if I did, I was able to solve them myself. Unfortunately, I’m currently stuck and hope someone can give me a tip, since AI wasn’t able to help me either.
For the past 1–2 days, I’ve been having an issue where the Twitch.tv player won’t start and displays Error # 2000.
If I change the DNS settings on my client to my router’s DNS not Adguard Home’s everything works normally again. But if I switch back to Adguard Home as the DNS server, the error reappears.
I’ve personally added all the blocked URLs to the allowlist, disabled all filter lists in Adguard Home, and followed the suggestions from various AIs. Still, I can’t seem to find a solution.
How is it possible that the player doesn’t work even when Adguard Home is disabled? I’ve cleared the DNS cache in both Adguard and the local client and restarted everything.
Does anyone have any other tips for me? Sorry this is the first time I’ve used this feature here, and I hope I haven’t done anything wrong.
Best Regards
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