Fail to connect to codespace

[moolawooda]

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I have been using Codespaces for several months. However, this week, I have consistently experienced connection failures in both VS Code and the browser. I have attempted to troubleshoot the issue by trying different networks, computers, and browsers, but the problem persists.

When using VS Code with the Codespaces extension, I receive the following error message:

[Client:extension:e0b4:resolver E] Failed to set up RPC client: read ECONNRESET

When using the Firefox browser, I encounter the following error:

ECONNABORTED: (signal aborted) canceled

When using the Edge browser, I encounter the following error:

Error: Network Error

I have searched the community discussions and followed the troubleshooting instructions on the official troubleshooting page, but none of them have provided a solution for this problem. I would greatly appreciate any assistance that can be offered. Thank you!

[milansamuel609]

If the codespace is not connecting from your browsers then try this method , simply go to https://github.com/codespaces

[moolawooda]

Thanks for your reply! However, this link cannot solve the connection problem.

[mjbear]

@moolawooda
Maybe these threads might help you.
#124964 - specifically this comment
#42091

[moolawooda]

@mjbear thanks for your comment, it did work.

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