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JohnAdamek
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Hey All I've been working on this all day. I got up this morning for a meeting and discovered on my I had no internet connect. I was able to login to email, Zoom, and our school's VPN just not Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. Every so often if I get lucky I might eventually connect to one website but usually not the case. And when I run windows network diagnostics i get:
Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server)
I have tried literally everything I've found to solve this issue and I'm out of options. Please someone help. I've tried:
1) updating network drivers, uninstalling and installing network drivers
2) Went into change adapter settings so that IPv4 and IPv6 were both on obtaining IP and DNS automatically. Then I tried using the whole preferred DNS server 8.8.8.8 and nothing
3) Did a bunch of clearing and resetting in the command window (ipconfig/flushdns, ipconfig/registerdns, ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew, netsh int ip reset)
4) Did a deep virus scan
5) Made sure DPCP Client and DNS Client are running in services.msc
6) Reset the router, the computer, used a different Ethernet cable
7) Went in to edit the Hosts file and deleted it
8) Open Settings app, click Network & Internet > Status > Network reset link.
9) Uninstalled Chrome and reinstalled
I don't understand why it stopped working out of nowhere. I went to bed browsing the web. I woke up and this happen.
I'm on Windows 10 x64
Ram: 16GB, Storage: 500gb m.2 ssd (primary), 1tb HHD and a 250gb SSD --- I do a lot of coding and programming
Anti-virus - Kaspersky Internet Security but I went through all of its settings and disabled the firewall and same internet issue persist.
Please does anyone know what to do ?? It seems if I restart my PC and open up internet explorer right away I get a minute or 2 of web browsing. And oddly enough if I were to open chrome typed in a webpage (mlb.com), it won't load but if I open internet explorer up it sometimes would "kick" chrome into finding the webpage. But thats short lived. So please any help you have
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Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server)
I have tried literally everything I've found to solve this issue and I'm out of options. Please someone help. I've tried:
1) updating network drivers, uninstalling and installing network drivers
2) Went into change adapter settings so that IPv4 and IPv6 were both on obtaining IP and DNS automatically. Then I tried using the whole preferred DNS server 8.8.8.8 and nothing
3) Did a bunch of clearing and resetting in the command window (ipconfig/flushdns, ipconfig/registerdns, ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew, netsh int ip reset)
4) Did a deep virus scan
5) Made sure DPCP Client and DNS Client are running in services.msc
6) Reset the router, the computer, used a different Ethernet cable
7) Went in to edit the Hosts file and deleted it
8) Open Settings app, click Network & Internet > Status > Network reset link.
9) Uninstalled Chrome and reinstalled
I don't understand why it stopped working out of nowhere. I went to bed browsing the web. I woke up and this happen.
I'm on Windows 10 x64
Ram: 16GB, Storage: 500gb m.2 ssd (primary), 1tb HHD and a 250gb SSD --- I do a lot of coding and programming
Anti-virus - Kaspersky Internet Security but I went through all of its settings and disabled the firewall and same internet issue persist.
Please does anyone know what to do ?? It seems if I restart my PC and open up internet explorer right away I get a minute or 2 of web browsing. And oddly enough if I were to open chrome typed in a webpage (mlb.com), it won't load but if I open internet explorer up it sometimes would "kick" chrome into finding the webpage. But thats short lived. So please any help you have
Continue reading...