How to Fix “No Healthy Upstream” Error in Browsers and Applications [Guide]

This error means that additional data is not being sent to the source of the software, causing this app to malfunction. This may result in the entire application not working properly, unknown errors occurring, or caches and DNS settings being misconfigured.

The error may seem quite strange and unrelated, but considering that it can occur in management software, that means it is related to server problems. In fact, upstreaming is the process of sending patches or updated packages to software administrators so that they can be added to the source code. A broken upstream means that no data is sent to the source for additions. As a result, you may experience malfunctions when using the application.

Clear browser cache:
1. First start your browser.
2. Click on the menu with the three dots in the top right and select “Settings”.
3. Then go to the “Privacy, search and services” tab in the left panel.
4. On the right side of the “Clear browsing data” section, click the “Choose things to clear” button.
5. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl + Shift + Delete on your keyboard to go directly to the Clear browsing data window.
6. Set the time period to “All time” and enable the “Cached images and files” option before clicking the “Clear now” button.

Update your browser:
1. First start your browser.
2. Then click on the menu with the three dots at the top right and select Settings.
3. Go to the About Microsoft Edge tab.
4. Your browser will automatically start checking for an update and, in most cases, will install it.
5. You may then need to restart. To do this, simply click the Restart button.

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If an upstream is broken, data or changes will not be pushed to the administrator to be added to the source code, which can lead to bugs or missing updates in the software.

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