What should I do if Win10 prompts that a temporary DNS error has occurred?

Win10 prompts a solution to a temporary dns error: 1. Open the Network and Sharing Center and enter the adapter settings; 2. Open the Ethernet properties window and set the DNS address; 3. Open the command prompt and execute [ipcofig /flushdns] command.

#The operating environment of this article: windows10 system, thinkpad t480 computer.

Specific method:

On the Windows 10 system desktop, right-click the "Network" icon on the desktop and select the "Properties" menu item in the pop-up menu.

Next, in the Network and Sharing Center window that opens, click the "Change Adapter Settings" menu item in the left sidebar.

All network connections will be displayed. Right-click the Ethernet icon in use, and then select the "Properties" menu item in the pop-up menu.

The Ethernet properties window will open. Click the TCP/IP V4 item in the opened window, and then click the "Properties" button in the lower right corner.

Next, in the network card properties window that opens, set the local DNS. If you don’t know, you can ask Baidu or call the ISP service provider, or fill in the picture directly. DNS address.

Next, on the Windows 10 system desktop, right-click the Start button in the lower left corner of the desktop and select the "Command Prompt (Administrator)" menu item in the pop-up menu.

The command prompt window will open, enter the command ipcofig /flushdns in the window, and then press the Enter key. After a while, it will prompt that the DNS has been successfully refreshed.

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