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To understand the ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED error fully, you have to know how DNS works. When you type a website address such as hostinger.com<\/strong>, your computer sends a DNS request to get the IP address of the web server that hosts the website.<\/p>

The lookup process can be quick if the browser or internet service provider has already stored the IP address in its cached files. If it can’t find the matching address in the DNS entries, it will go through the DNS domain name resolution process to get the IP address.<\/p>

Sometimes, the website may have moved to another IP address, but the system is still storing the old cached address. The browser will get the outdated address from the cache, so the domain name cannot be resolved, and the error message will be triggered.<\/p>

However, there are other possible causes for this error too. This includes network configuration, browser or internet settings, and DNSSEC application.<\/p>

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Error code<\/strong><\/td>ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED<\/td><\/tr>
Error type<\/strong><\/td>DNS<\/td><\/tr>
Error variations<\/strong><\/td>NET::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
The webpage is not available
The site can’t be reached<\/td><\/tr>
Error causes<\/strong><\/td>Cached data
Network settings
Enabled DNSSEC
Firewall or antivirus software misconfiguration
Browser settings<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>

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How to fix ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED – video guide<\/h2>

If you prefer a visual tutorial to guide you through the process, follow our video tutorial on how to fix ERR_NANE_NOT_RESOLVED.<\/p>

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