Titanfall 2 Multiplayer Connection Error, Can’t find data center: Fix?

Titanfall 2 is a first-person shooter video game that’s developed by Respawn Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts. It’s a sequel to 2014’s Titanfall game. The Titanfall 2 game was released in October 2016 for Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 platforms. Recently, some Titanfall 2 players have started reporting that the Multiplayer Connection error is happening. It also shows Can’t find a data center in some cases. So, if you’re also one of them, check this guide.

According to reports of some of the players, they can’t able to connect to a data center as the game just searches for the Respawn Servers infinitely. Even port forwarding, disabling network adapters, restarting the game, loading into the game campaign, using a mobile hotspot, changing the Origin account password, repairing the game files, etc won’t come in handy.

Meanwhile, users have also tried resetting the router, disabling the anti-virus program, bypassing the Titanfall 2 game file on Windows Firewall protection, checking an active internet connection, and more doesn’t fix this particular issue.

Titanfall 2 Multiplayer Connection Error, Can’t find data center: Fix?

As the mentioned steps are quite commonly used by the affected players, not all players won’t get benefitted from these. However, it’s recommended to try these fixes for sure.

• Wait for 20 minutes while searching for the servers. When no data center appears, you will get a pop-up like “contacting respawn servers”.
• Use the connection troubleshooting guide from official EA discussions and forums.
• Try rebooting the PC, Origin client, and the Titanfall 2 game.
• You can also restart the Steam client.
• Try re-downloading the Titanfall 2 game.
• Make sure to disable Network Adapters.
• You can also try to clear the cache from your PC (Prefetch, %temp%)
• Keep in mind that the Windows Firewall isn’t blocking the Origin client from running properly.
• Bypass the Titanfall 2 game file and Origin file from the anti-virus program.