Introduction to Flushing your DNS
Are you receiving a lot of "Page Not Found" errors and you know the page should be there? Sometimes you need to clear out your cache on your computer. Flushing the DNS will permit your computer to receive new data by flushing out the old data that is causing you problems.
How Can this Help Me?
DNS is an acronym for the Domain Name System. The memory of all the DNS lookups which your computer has performed is called the ‘DNS cache’. Sometimes, for various reasons, the cache becomes corrupt or out of date. The most common is that you are unable to access some websites in your browser. When this happens, you might receive an error message when you know the website is there on the internet.
That’s when flushing the DNS cache can sometimes help resolve the issue.
Please Note:
This training is for those who are running Windows on a PC. I have not yet updated to Windows 10, so I will be showing you how to do it using Windows 7, because that is what I am currently using. Depending on your computer and operating system, it might be slightly different for you.
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Your efforts are appreciated.
Marty
It is different for a Mac, but unfortunately, since I am not a Mac user, I can not offer advice. Wish I could help you though. :)
Thank you Nicole for clarifying that it works successfully in Windows 10 with following this tutorial. :)
We can't all be expected to be competent on even basic computer stuff and only be here to learn about internet marketing, it doesn't work like that when many will be attracted to this platform under the "no experience needed" banner.
Thanks for this and all of your other tutorials Steph, it's good people like yourself who people like me (numpties) rely on to get past difficulties that others take for granted.
Having come here and paid my monthly dues, I don't necessarily want to go somewhere else to learn stuff if at all possible....after all, it's all relevant to making money online using a computer, isn't it?
Mark
For those wondering what Mark and I are referring to, here is one of more recent blogs in which my training was in question: Fair & Ethical Compensation for Our Training Thank you Mark. As always, you are awesome. I too am still learning, but I pay it forward by passing the knowledge out to others....that is what we do here. ;)
For anybody whose interested, I'm not being critical of anybody or taking any side of this matter, just saying it how it is from my perspective.....and it happens to agree with Steph's viewpoint!
Mark
I don't see why anyone should feel, or be, left out because they lack one or the other (technical or marketing) so let's all contribute in whatever way we can without having to resort to other platforms which might actually take people away from here or discourage them from joining up in the first place.
Just my view.
Mark
