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Flush the DNS cache in Windows 10

by Ian Blair December 11, 2019 No Comments

Sometimes there are times when IP addresses change and your machine gets a little confused by holding onto the old site, or even when you know the site is out there but you still keep getting a 404 Page not found error.

First thing you need to do is open a Command Prompt with Administrator rights. (A quick way to do that can be found here)

Next in the command prompt type ipconfig /flushdns

After pressing ENTER you will see the following message

Job done.

DNSipconfig

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