Hulu services are currently down, as per the Downdetector reports.
Online Streaming service Hulu's servers are currently down, as per the users. Some of the subscribers to Hulu + and Hulu Live complained of not being able to access the content. Many of them took to social media sites to express that their devices' screens show errors 94 or 95 while trying to play any movie, TV series, or even original content.
The data of user reports flashed by the online outage Tracker, Downdetector showed a spike between 5:30 to 8:30 pm, per local time basis differing timezones across the US. More than 700 user reports showed up on Downdetector at the time. The company has however not shared a word on the reported outage on its network.
Among the several reactions that were shared on social sites, a user wrote, "We're having trouble loading this right now, please try again later, all tv's, multiple locations."
"Can't watch but closed caption is showing someone speaking," another subscriber added.
It is not clear for how long this reported outage on Hulu + and Hulu Live is going to remain. However, the following are the ways through which users can perform troubleshoot to resolve network errors reported.
Ways To Troubleshoot Hulu Network Error(s) 94 and 95
1) After ensuring that your internet connection is stable, try restarting your device. Restarting your device can occasionally assist in resolving network-related problems. After turning it off, give it a brief period of time, and then turn it back on.
2) Update Hulu App: Make sure that your Hulu app is up to date.
3) Clear App Cache/Data: If you're accessing services on TV, go in settings and look for clearing cache option. In the case of Andriod, Go to Settings > Apps > Hulu > Storage, then tap on "Clear Cache" and "Clear Data."
4) If you're using a VPN or proxy service, try disabling it temporarily.
5) Check Hulu Server Status and following this, if the problem persists then report it to Hulu Customer Support.
6) Ensure that the most recent firmware or software upgrades are installed on your streaming device (smart TV, streaming media player, etc.).
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