1. Try manually routing the VCC and GND connections to the relevant planes through vias placed manually; 2. then skip the VCC and GND routes in the autorouter them; 3. then let the auto router do all the other nets. See also: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Autorouter-and-4layer-problem-inner-planes-GND-and-VCC-0142b4bd26684efdb8c7d920259ae55f](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Autorouter-and-4layer-problem-inner-planes-GND-and-VCC-0142b4bd26684efdb8c7d920259ae55f)

"Change to plane is not allowed while during track "

@andyfierman

Or how can i connect the top/bottom layer to inner plane, I tried this but i get this error :(

Your project is private so only you can see it to comment or help. Your EasyEDA Desktop version is now quite old. Updating is recommended.

@andyfierman [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nUatTbi6fZ9FAPXqY7sZMfTNsitcUvSp/view?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nUatTbi6fZ9FAPXqY7sZMfTNsitcUvSp/view?usp=sharing)

There is not a malware :) , this is a video about my problem I know i did something  badly, I think this isnt a version problem, I think the problem is me

@andyfierman Is this Via connect VCC plane to Toplayer track? (sorry for my silly question but i really dont know :( )

"Is this Via connect VCC plane to Toplayer track?" Sorry, I didn't have time to post a video to demonstrate but yes, that is exactly what I was talking about. :)

Hi EasyEDA doesn't support buried or blind via.

@UserSupport so I cant connect any inner plane to top layer ? But jlcpcb can do this? just easy eda cant?

@Taviranyito EasyEDA and JLCPCB only support through via design.

I want to do this :) if my English is very bad.

@UserSupport

can I do this in easy eda?

@Taviranyito Just place a via, it will connect all layers when its net same as layer object's net

@UserSupport, @JLCPCBsupport,  @Taviranyito, * Please pause for a moment. This question is not about blind and buried vias. The question is about how connect a track on a top or bottom layer to an inner VCC or GND plane layer. The problem is that the simple "Route track, press a layer hotkey, auto-insert a via and continue to route on the new layer" procedure cannot be used when there are inner plane layers on a multi-layer PCB. So instead, a short segment of track has to be routed from each top or bottom layer pad that must be connected to an inner plane. That segment has to be ended and a via manually invoked using the V hotkey and then the via snapped onto the end of the short track segment. Thus is very different from what is described in the Tutorial and is not intuitive: [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/PCB/Route/index.html#Some-Tips-about-Track](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/PCB/Route/index.html#Some-Tips-about-Track)

I made a test project can you check it @andyfierman ?  (this  a very simple voltage divider )

@Taviranyito, Please post the project url.

@andyfierman [https://easyeda.com/Taviranyito/test_01](https://easyeda.com/Taviranyito/test_01) but this is my only public

@Taviranyito, Yes, that's correct. "...but this is my only public" Yes, but as a courtesy to other people who may be trying to help, you should always post the project url to save everyone else having to go looking for it and then, in some cases where there are several, having to check which public project it may be. Thanks.

@andyfierman  Oh I see, and thanks the help!

@UserSupport, @JLCPCBsupport, @Taviranyito, I have created a Feature Request about this: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Please-make-adding-vias-and-changing-layers-consistent-for-2-and-for-multilayer-PCBs-with-inner-plane-layers-3af6f11276be48b489a95753e95a64c1](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Please-make-adding-vias-and-changing-layers-consistent-for-2-and-for-multilayer-PCBs-with-inner-plane-layers-3af6f11276be48b489a95753e95a64c1)

@Taviranyito > **I made a test project can you check it** I find using the 3d viewer really helpful in situations like this. A screenshot doesn't really work too well but in reality you can see exactly what is connected to what.  Use the 'Layer Distance' option to spread the layers apart and use the 'Layers' list to isolate the point of interest, you can see I've turned off some layers for clarity, such as it is. Regards.

wow thanks :)