Chrome connection issues

[VP :3]

Heeeey techies. Every once in awhile I get the issue were every page I attempt to visit has apparently been moved to another address or is temporarily down. I have to restart my computer to get it to work again. I've enabling TSL/SSL as many people have suggest, clearing my cache, cookies, browsing history, everything and the problem still persists. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[Durandal9]

Sounds like a DNS issue. You said you've cleared your cache... which one are you referring to?

Also wondering:

What OS are you on?
Is your connection to the router wireless or wired?
Are other devices on the network experiencing the same issue?

This would be helpful. Thanks

 

[VP :3]

Sounds like a DNS issue. You said you've cleared your cache... which one are you referring to?

Also wondering:

What OS are you on?
Is your connection to the router wireless or wired?
Are other devices on the network experiencing the same issue?

This would be helpful. Thanks

Chrome's cache in the browsing data, my bad.

I'm on Windows 7 64-bit. Wireless connection, and I'm the only one experiencing it. I asked my brother last night if he was having trouble and his chrome as fine.

 

[Durandal9]

Since you're specifically using Chrome... have you tried another browser? The newest IE is nearly the same, interface-wise. Just to see if you can get it to work without the issue for a while.

Since this isn't an easily reproduced problem, it will take some time to narrow down the issue. I'm fairly certain it's the DNS settings, in which case it would be system-wide and not exclusive to Chrome.

The top 2 solutions here might help in that case: http://www.pcworld.com/article/245506/how_to_fix_your_windows_7_network.html

 

[VP :3]

I've tried Firefox and IE as well, and neither of the browsers could connect either. I had to fully restart my computer. This only started happening just recently. I'll take a look at that thread.