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Latest revision as of 07:23, 21 August 2022
Option 1
To reset the DNS resolver cache, perform the following steps:
- Select the
Startbutton, then typecmd. - Right-click
Command Prompt, then chooseRun as Administrator. - Type
ipconfig /flushdnsthen press “Enter“. (be sure there is a space before the slash) Option 1 – Windows Command
To reset the DNS resolver cache, perform the following steps:
- Select the
Startbutton, then typecmd. - Right-click
Command Prompt, then chooseRun as Administrator. - Type
ipconfig /flushdnsthen pressEnter. (be sure there is a space before the slash)
A command box will flash on the screen for a split second and the DNS Resolver cache is cleared.
Option 2
- Select the Start button, then type
powershell. - Select
Windows PowerShell. - Type the following command, then press
Enter:
Clear-DnsClientCache