I'm not alone facing Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem, from a couple of weeks I spotted that my Google Chrome browser is showing ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED error. Initially I thought this was some kind of network/ping problem causing this.
Then suddenly I observed the same Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem on my secondary computer this was very annoying, this was not a big problem, website do get loaded after a couple of reloads. but this was annoying.
Then I Googled for "Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem" I found that many people do have the same kind of problem. So here in this tutorial I will be showing how did I Fixed my Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem.
Step 2 : type "ipconfig /flushdns" and hit Enter
step 3 : type "ipconfig /release" and hit Enter
Step 3 : type "ipconfig /renew" and hit Enter
Step 2 : Check all options from
Step 3 : click "clear browsing data" and wait for a while.
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Then suddenly I observed the same Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem on my secondary computer this was very annoying, this was not a big problem, website do get loaded after a couple of reloads. but this was annoying.
Then I Googled for "Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem" I found that many people do have the same kind of problem. So here in this tutorial I will be showing how did I Fixed my Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem.
Fixing Chrome ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Problem
Follow my instructions below, I will show three methods:Method 1 : Clear windows Cache
Step 1. : Open "RUN" (Windows + R key) type "cmd" and hit EnterStep 2 : type "ipconfig /flushdns" and hit Enter
step 3 : type "ipconfig /release" and hit Enter
Step 3 : type "ipconfig /renew" and hit Enter
Method 2 : Clear Google Chrome browsing data
Step 1 : Select "clear browsing data" from More tools.Step 2 : Check all options from
Step 3 : click "clear browsing data" and wait for a while.
