GoogleVPN: Can't connect in China?! The actual test shows that the front proxy in the United States and Japan does not work ~ Four ways to solve the disconnection problem

Recently, many users have reported that Google VPN has encountered problems with connection failure during use. What is the cause of this? And how can it be solved? This article will deeply analyze the common reasons for Google VPN connection failure and provide a series of proven and effective solutions to help you easily restore VPN connection.

The main reasons why Google VPN cannot connect

After testing and user feedback, the most direct reason is the region where the forward proxy node you selected is located.Nodes in these four regions, including the United States, Japan, and China's Hong Kong and Taiwan, are very likely to cause connection failures when used as Google VPN front-end proxies.

Solution 1: Change the country of the forward proxy node

If you have previously used nodes in the above four regions, the easiest solution is to change the country of your forward proxy node. According to our tests,SingaporeIt is a relatively stable and effective choice.

Operation demonstration:

1. Make sure your front-end proxy application (such as Sing-box, V2rayN, Clash, etc.) is connected to the Singapore node.
2. Open the Google VPN app.
3. Try connecting to Google VPN.

Through the demonstration, we can see that after switching the front proxy to the Singapore node, Google VPN is successfully connected, and the IP address is displayed as a Google IP in Singapore. In terms of speed, in a 5G network environment, after connecting to Google VPN, it can reach more than 300 Mbps, which is sufficient for daily use.

Other possible reasons and solutions for Google VPN connection failure

If Google VPN still cannot connect after changing the forward proxy node country, you can try the following methods:

Solution 2: Replace the front-end proxy application

Different front proxy applications may have differences in connection stability and compatibility. You can try to change the front proxy application you are using. For example, if you are currently using Sing-box, you can try to switch to other applications such as V2rayN or Clash.

Solution 3: Clear Google VPN cache and force close

When Google VPN has connection issues, clearing its cache and force closing and restarting it can often resolve some temporary issues.

Steps:

1. Open the Google VPN app. (If Google VPN cannot be opened at this time, you can connect to your forward proxy first)
2. Check the notification bar: Find the Google VPN notification in your notification bar.
3. Click on the notification: Click on the Google VPN notification and you may see options such as "Storage & cache" and "Force stop" (different Android versions may be slightly different, here we take the English system as an example, it shows "Storage & cache" and "Force stop").
4. Clear the cache: Click on "Storage & cache" and select "Clear cache".
5. Force stop: Go back one level and click "Force stop".
6. Reconnect: Close the Google VPN app, then reopen it and try connecting.

Summary: How to solve the problem of Google VPN not being able to connect

1. Change country: Avoid using nodes in the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan as front proxies, and try using nodes in other regions such as Singapore.
2. Replace the front-end proxy software: Try using a different front-end proxy app.
3. Clear cache and force close: Clear the cache and force close the Google VPN app notification and reconnect.

With the above methods, you should be able to solve the problem of Google VPN not connecting and enjoy a safe and stable VPN service.

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