Can't Open Websites
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ljfried last edited by
I get this error message from time to time when I try to open any website: "Your connection was interrupted. A network change was detected." I haven't done anything to my computer. I use Windows 8. Opera Stable 50.0.2762.67
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A Former User last edited by
I'm getting a similar error to this post.
"This site can't provide a secure connection" and a
"___.com Sent an invalid response." Then
"try Windows diagnostics".I added Google.com to trusted sites in internet options, still no change. It affects various sites, popular ones, and they can be opened in other browsers - just not Opera.
This has only started to happen within the last 24 hours. I had to resort to Firefox to surf. I uninstalled Opera, did a registry wipe, re-installed, and the error persists.
Was there a big update patch that messed things up somewhere? It was working fine before yesterday with no changes on my end.
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A Former User last edited by
Looks like you didn't read my post. I posted here as I also can't open websites as well as it's a network issue - which IS similar to his problem.
If you want to be rude to your users then i'll stick to firefox.
Cya!
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blackbird71 last edited byTry resetting your network settings for your computer:
With a Command Prompt, type the following entries one at a time and press Enter after each one:ipconfig /release
ipconfig /all
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
netsh int ip set dns
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ljfried last edited by
@blackbird71 thank you - after I entered netsh int ip set dns, , I got this message: "one or more essential parameters were not entered."
after I entered netsh winsock reset, I got this message: "the requested operation requires elevation."
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blackbird71 last edited by blackbird71
@ljfried When you open the Command Prompt, it needs to be as an admin user. Right click the Command Prompt icon or search-listing and select "Run as administrator", then run just the following entries (instead of the earlier ones I posted) in the Command window that appears:
ipconfig /flushdns
netsh winsock resetIf the above doesn't fix the problem, from an admin Command Prompt, try:
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
then restart the computer, since this command resets TCP/IP information in the registry.
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ljfried last edited by
@blackbird71 you've been very kind, blackbird. I'll live with this overnight and see if it helps. You can probably guess that I am THE LOWEST "low tech" guy you'll ever meet!!
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blackbird71 last edited by
@ljfried I hope it stays fixed for you. Just as a reference point, Windows (at least since Win8, and possibly with Win7) has caused a few users problems just like yours when using chromium-based browsers (like Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi, etc). It's unclear just what is going on in those users' systems, but the fixes I've described usually help those users - at least for a while... then a few of the sufferers have had to rinse-and-repeat from time to time. I've yet to come across a solid explanation or guaranteed fix for whatever underlies it. But apparently, from a technical standpoint, certain DNS and TCP/IP processes and records (necessary for maintaining connection to the Internet) get messed up somehow and the data gets corrupted thereafter until things are flushed and reset.
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A Former User last edited by
@ljfried I have also problems with opening Google websites. I try to use it at adwords.google.pl but somethimes it wont work. Really I don't know why. Any other sites works perfect such as my company site: becpak.eu
