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hey guys, can't access the site with my wifi for some reason, which is weird since it works on literally everything else, anyone has any idea what's happening and how to solve it?
 
Something similar happened to me. When I tried to open a new tab on the forum, the following appeared: "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN"

I changed my DNS to "dns.adguard.com" and it seemed to fix it
 
Kaya said:
Just tried it, didn't work
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Sounds like a problem with your dns resolution, when it happens try doing ipconfig /flushdns (if you are running windows) and then try to reload.THis will flush your local cache, check your device and OS for specific instructions if it is not windows.
Also, you should go into your DNS settings and try using google's resolver or quad9. Personally I use the latter.
This will bypass any stub resolvers you might have on your Wifi router and you can see where the problem is.
 
NumberSix said:
Sounds like a problem with your dns resolution, when it happens try doing ipconfig /flushdns (if you are running windows) and then try to reload.THis will flush your local cache, check your device and OS for specific instructions if it is not windows.
Also, you should go into your DNS settings and try using google's resolver or quad9. Personally I use the latter.
This will bypass any stub resolvers you might have on your Wifi router and you can see where the problem is.
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fixed it already, but thx!
 
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