Windows 10: computer ok but The Device Or Resource (DNS Server) Is Not Responding

hello

i have my wifi + internet connected working fine but when i try browsing i can't load anything.

the net adapter win 10 troubleshoot report

"Your Computer Appears To Be Correctly Configured, But The Device Or Resource (DNS Server) Is Not Responding"


I set my DNS on ipv4 with OpenDNS and/or google and all working for a while ....

At the moment i wake up the pc from suspend and i impact on the same issue.


Anybody can point me to troubleshoot better the issue and fix it ?


thanks *Wink

:)

 

Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server)

Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (primary DNS server) Detected Detected The device or resource is not responding to requests.

I’ve been getting this error for the past few days on my computer.

It happens around 1-10 times per hour and disconnects me from the internet for about 30 seconds, then my internet goes back to normal.

What I’ve tried to fix this:

• Made sure DPCP Client and DNS Client are running in services.msc
• Tried both Obtain DNS server address automatically and using a static DNS server address (currently have it set to obtain automatically as that was my default)

As admin, I’ve run the following commands (with some computer restarts):

• ipconfig/flushdns
• ipconfig/registerdns
• ipconfig/release
• ipconfig/renew
• netsh int ip reset

I've also restarted my router, but nothing has worked so far. As far as I know this computer is the only one affected by it and this issue has started happening after a clean windows install.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

computer is correctly configured but dns server not responding windows 10

Hi Fred,

Regarding your issue with DNS server not responding, we need to gather some information. Please answer the questions below:

• Have you tried connecting with a different device?
• Have you tried power cycling your modem and router?
• Try different browser?

To isolate the issue, we suggest to try the troubleshooting steps provided below to flush the DNS cache.

• Start.
• Type "Command Prompt".
• Click " Command Prompt".
• Type "ipconfig /flushdns".
• Press "Enter".
• Restart your web browser.

We look forward to your response.

 

Windows can't communicate with the device or resource (Primary DNS server)

Hello,

See if this fix helps you:

[FIX] Your Computer Appears To Be Correctly Configured, But The Device Or Resource (DNS Server) Is Not Responding

Hope this helps, Good luck