How To Fix Wii U Error Code 102-2106?

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  • As per the information provided by Nintendo, the error code 102-2106 occurs with Wii U when users try to connect to an online service.
  • As per the official information, the main reason behind the error is your internet. It’s possible that your internet is having some issue or the DNS used could not resolve the host.
Wii U Error Code 102-2106

Fixes For Wii U Error Code 102-2106

Fix 1: Power Cycle Your Router

It’s possible that you are having this error due to internet issues, so try power cycling your home network:

  • Turn off your router.
  • Unplug the router’s power cable from the wall outlet.
  • Wait for about 5 minutes.
  • Also, restart your Nintendo device.
  • After the wait, power on your router and connect your device to the internet.
  • Check if the error is gone.

Note: If the error persists, visit an internet speed test website to check your connection speed. If it’s unstable or slow, contact your ISP for assistance.

Fix 2: Enter An Alternate DNS For Your Wii U

If your internet is working fine but the error is still coming then try entering an alternate DNS for your Wii U internet settings as it’s very much possible that the issue is with your DNS.

  • Go to the Wii U Menu.
  • Then choose System Settings.
  • Then select the Internet icon and tap the A Button.
  • Then choose Connect to the Internet.
  • Then tap the X Button.
  • Then choose Your Network.
  • Then choose Change Settings.
  • Then tap the Arrow on the right and choose DNS.
  • Then choose Don’t Auto-Obtain.
  • Then choose Primary DNS and enter 8.8.8.8, then tap ok.
  • Then choose Secondary DNS and enter 8.8.4.4, then tap Ok.
  • Then choose Confirm.
  • Then choose Save.
  • Then Test your connection.
  • If your connection shows no issues then check if the error persists.

Fix 3: Test Your Network Connection

  • If assigning the manual DNS is not helping you with the error then check if there is any wireless interference between your device and router.
  • In case your Nintendo device is far away from the router then consider bringing them near to each other.
  • Access your router settings and make sure your router firewall is disabled.
  • If you still get the error then you should try connecting your device over a mobile hotspot connection to check if it helps.

Fix 4: Some Other Workarounds

  • If you still get the error then check if your Wii U needs to be updated. If yes then consider updating it and then check if error persists.

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