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Wireless Networking - Unable to clear DNS cache whilst repairing wireless connection |
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Whilst trying to repair my wireless connection, i get the message 'unable to
clear DNS cache'. What is the DNS cache, and should it be cleared when repairing the connection. I hve two computers on my wireless network, i get the same message when repairing the connection on either computer. thanks mark =?Utf-8?B?bWFyay5ldw==?= |
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Go into Control Panel >>> Administrative Tools >>> Services >>> and make
sure your "DNS Client" is set to automatic and started. Tell me if this helps. -- Greg Lindsay [MSFT] Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "mark.ew" <> wrote in message news:F87B508F-4569-43F5-BC12-... > Whilst trying to repair my wireless connection, i get the message 'unable > to > clear DNS cache'. What is the DNS cache, and should it be cleared when > repairing the connection. I hve two computers on my wireless network, i > get > the same message when repairing the connection on either computer. > > thanks > > mark Greg Lindsay [MSFT] |
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Hi
You can find general info about DNS here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_system What is your specific settings of DNS is depends on how you are connected to the Internet (type of connection, Router, Software firewall etc.). Could be that trying this process will take care of the local problem, http://www.ezlan.net/clean#refreshnet Jack (MVP-Networking). "mark.ew" <> wrote in message news:F87B508F-4569-43F5-BC12-... > Whilst trying to repair my wireless connection, i get the message 'unable > to > clear DNS cache'. What is the DNS cache, and should it be cleared when > repairing the connection. I hve two computers on my wireless network, i > get > the same message when repairing the connection on either computer. > > thanks > > mark Jack \(MVP-Networking\). |
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thanks for your help, that has worked.
thank you "Greg Lindsay [MSFT]" wrote: > Go into Control Panel >>> Administrative Tools >>> Services >>> and make > sure your "DNS Client" is set to automatic and started. > > Tell me if this helps. > > -- > Greg Lindsay [MSFT] > > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > "mark.ew" <> wrote in message > news:F87B508F-4569-43F5-BC12-... > > Whilst trying to repair my wireless connection, i get the message 'unable > > to > > clear DNS cache'. What is the DNS cache, and should it be cleared when > > repairing the connection. I hve two computers on my wireless network, i > > get > > the same message when repairing the connection on either computer. > > > > thanks > > > > mark > > > =?Utf-8?B?bWFyay5ldw==?= |
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