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DNS Server Not Responding Error: DNS server error is a common issue that can found in many computers which is caused by few technical issues. These issues will stop using the internet or any such things which relates to DNS server. It has been seen that many get confused that what is this problem and is there any need to call an expert to resolve it.

So here in this article we will let you know how to troubleshoot DNS error and may your browser work smoothly. There are much reason like router settings, UN plug-in or TCP/IP settings and many such that bring DNS server. If the link between browsers to the server is not correctly connected and broken by any of the technical issues, then we will observe DNS server error. So it is mandatory to confirm the issue and resolve it by your own as it is not that big.

Today we got few methods which will help you to troubleshoot the DNS error from your computer. These methods are to be performed sequel as any of the method will resolve the issues for sure. Else sometimes all the method need to be used to resolve the error completely.

DNS Server Not Responding Troubleshoot:

Let’s now start our guide to troubleshoot the DNS problem and make our system free from such error forever.

1. Restart Router:

This is basic method that needs to performed, as sometimes not getting your router correctly connected will raise DNS issues. Once restart your router and you will get through these issues if it is connected to router. First switch off the current from Router and wait for 15 seconds to re connect it to switch. If this method doesn’t help you to resolve the issue then go with the below method.

2. Configure TCP/IP Settings:

Sometimes it has found that due to sudden switch off the device, few settings from computer will be changed. This is why when we restart and try to connect using the browser we will face DNS server issues. So flow below steps and then configure the TCP/IP settings to resolve it.

Make sure you follow each steps courtly, as this may be new process for someone who doesn’t know settings.

• First click on Start button and the select control Panel
• In Control Panel, click on Networking and Internet option
• In this select view Network status and Task and wait
• Now click on Change Adapter Settings and right click on local Area Connection
• Then Click on its Properties to select Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IP 6)
• Select its properties and then Obtain IPv6 Address automatically
• Here select Obtain DNS Server Address automatically and then click on Ok button
• Now again select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP 4) and select its properties
• Now Oblation its IP address automatically and also select to obtain DNS server address
• Then click on OK button and you settings are done successfully

3. Use Ipconfig Command Line Tool:

Use the Ipconfig command-line tool if your issues are not solved by above methods and this will for sure solve DNS error.

 

• Open Command Prompt from Start > Run box
• And in Command windows enter this Commands followed by enter in each step

ipconfig /flushdns

ipconfig /registerdns

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew