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Pretty much what the title says. I'm running Windows 8 x64, using a USB wireless adapter.
Things I have tried
-ipconfig renew/release/flushndns plus system restart
-trying various DNS' (Google, etc.)
-different wireless adapters
It works fine with my ISP's DNS, which is OpenDNS. Thanks for the help, and sorry for any errors or any missing info.
Sameer
Posted 2014-01-29T09:19:34.963
Reputation: 21
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I had these problems for weeks using chrome on public wifi. I fixed it finally by disabling the "Built-in Asynchronous DNS" flag and now I have no problems. Type chrome://flags into the address bar and see all the chrome flags. Ctrl-F to search the page for "dns" and find the flag - disable it! Worked for me!
Sven
Posted 2014-01-29T09:19:34.963
Reputation: 21
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I'm running Windows 8.1 Pro x64 on my desktop and had the same DNS problems with Chrome, even on a wired connection. I updated the driver for my network adapter and all DNS errors went away. It's been three weeks now and not a single problem.
Just another troubleshooting tip.
Susan
Posted 2014-01-29T09:19:34.963
Reputation: 1
You don't describe what actions you perform to get the error. Does it occur when you go to every host every time? – David Schwartz – 2014-08-08T06:50:39.997
1Have you tried disabling IPv6? Seems to be a suggestion on the Google forums. – Matthew Williams – 2014-01-29T09:23:08.500
Just tried it. Didn't do anything. – Sameer – 2014-01-29T09:25:28.203
Just to save a bit time reaming off a lot of text you might have tried, you might find your answer in here http://www.webnots.com/correct-chrome-resolving-host-issue.html
– Matthew Williams – 2014-01-29T09:29:34.323