For those of you working with WordPress on a daily basis, errors specific to the CMS such because the white display of death or database connection error's are somewhat common occurrences. However, another subset of error's you will probably stumble upon are those tied to your internet connection and DNS. a very common error that Google Chrome users get when trying to browse to an internet page is Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN. this can be downright frustrating because suddenly you can not browse to your internet site or perhaps even anywhere at all.
If you are seeing this error while trying to get to your WordPress site, don’t worry, this is fairly simple to fix. check out the recommendations under on how to get connected again. this can also work for other browsers, such because Firefox, Edge, etc.
How to Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Release and Renew IP Address
Windows
In Windows just open up command prompt via pressing the Windows logo key and R. Then type “cmd” and
Type in ipconfig /release and hit Enter. this will release your current IP address.
Then type in ipconfig /flushdns and hit Enter. this will flush your local DNS cache. you should see a “Successfully flushed the DNS resolver Cache” if it worked.
Then type in ipconfig /renew and hit Enter. this will renew your IP address.
You might also try resetting your IP settings and Winsock catalog with the following commands: netsh int ip set dns & netsh winsock reset.
An alternative way to flush and renew your DNS is simply via disabling your network adapter & re-enabling it.
Mac
To release and renew your IP address on a Mac, visit System Preferences…
Mac system preferences
Click on the network icon & then click “Advanced.”
Mac network advanced
Click the TCP/IP tab heading if you are not already in there. Then click on the “Renew DHCP” lease button.
Just like we did above in Windows, Mac customer can also clear their local DNS cache. Although this is done in a special place. visit Utilities and then click on “Terminal.”
Enter in the following command:
Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN on Chromebook
Before you start, ensure that your Chromebook computer is connected to network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet)
Click on Time panel in the bottom right corner.
Now, click on Connected to [your network name].
Here, click Network.
Choose Google name servers option.
If you are seeing this error while trying to get to your WordPress site, don’t worry, this is fairly simple to fix. check out the recommendations under on how to get connected again. this can also work for other browsers, such because Firefox, Edge, etc.
How to Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Release and Renew IP Address
Windows
In Windows just open up command prompt via pressing the Windows logo key and R. Then type “cmd” and
Type in ipconfig /release and hit Enter. this will release your current IP address.
Then type in ipconfig /flushdns and hit Enter. this will flush your local DNS cache. you should see a “Successfully flushed the DNS resolver Cache” if it worked.
Then type in ipconfig /renew and hit Enter. this will renew your IP address.
You might also try resetting your IP settings and Winsock catalog with the following commands: netsh int ip set dns & netsh winsock reset.
An alternative way to flush and renew your DNS is simply via disabling your network adapter & re-enabling it.
Mac
To release and renew your IP address on a Mac, visit System Preferences…
Mac system preferences
Click on the network icon & then click “Advanced.”
Mac network advanced
Click the TCP/IP tab heading if you are not already in there. Then click on the “Renew DHCP” lease button.
Just like we did above in Windows, Mac customer can also clear their local DNS cache. Although this is done in a special place. visit Utilities and then click on “Terminal.”
Enter in the following command:
Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN on Chromebook
Before you start, ensure that your Chromebook computer is connected to network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet)
Click on Time panel in the bottom right corner.
Now, click on Connected to [your network name].
Here, click Network.
Choose Google name servers option.
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