Resolve the DNS SERVER NOT RESPONDING problem

Do you have problems with the DNS server when you try to access any site or network connection?

A DNS server is a server that translates web addresses for a web browser to access

You may lose your connection to the server sometimes, either because of configuration issues or server-side issues

If you are experiencing this problem, follow the steps below to learn how to fix the problem

Your computer appears to be correctly configured, but the device or resource (DNS server) is not responding

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1 - Enter the || Control Panel & gt; Network and Internet & gt; Network and Sharing Center

2. Press || Change Adapter Setting

3. Right-click on your Internet icon and select <|| Properties

4. Now select || Now double click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4

5. Type the following DNS address

Use Preferred DNS: 8.8.8.8 |||||| Alternative DNS 8.8.4.4

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6. Open the Command Prompt || As an administrator

7. Write the following command ||| IPCONFIG / ALL

7. Now copy the physical address that appears to you.

8 - Enter the || Control Panel & gt; Network and Internet & gt; Network and Sharing Center

9. Press || Change Adapter Setting

10. Right-click on your Internet icon and select <|| Properties

11. Press || Configure

12. Now choose || Advance

13 - Section by pressing || Network Address from the left hand menu

14. Now paste the Physical Address that you copied into the previous step

But clear the (-) sign of Physical Address

The EC-F4 will show you ECF4 directly

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15. Open the Command Prompt again As an administrator

Write the following commands in order

Ipconfig / flushdns

Ipconfig / release

Ipconfig / renew

Ipconfig / registerdns