What is "DNS Server Not Responding" and how can I fix it?

The 'DNS Server Not Responding' error means your computer can't reach the DNS server to resolve domain names. This is common on Windows 10 and 11. You can fix it by restarting your router, switching DNS settings, or running a flush DNS command. Our DNS Server Fix Tool automates this process with one click.

DNS Server Fix Tool

Fix "DNS Server Not Responding" on Windows 10/11

One-click solution to flush DNS, reset settings & restore your internet

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Disclaimer: This tool resets your DNS and TCP/IP settings using trusted Windows network commands. If you're experiencing DNS server not responding issues, it can help restore your connection. Please save your work before running the tool. We are not responsible for any problems caused by improper use.

Why Use Our DNS Server Fix Tool?

🔧 Instantly fixes "DNS server not responding" errors
🛠️ Runs flushdns, reset network & winsock cleanup
⚡ One-click fix – no tech skills needed
🖥️ Compatible with Windows 10 & 11
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✅ No personal data collected, no hidden software
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How It Works – DNS Fix in 4 Steps

Fixing DNS errors like “DNS Server Not Responding”, “DNS_PROBE_STARTED”, or slow internet issues is quick and safe with our updated DNS Server Fix Tool for Windows 10 and 11. Here's how it works:

Download the Tool
Download the DNS Server Fix Tool from our secure server. It's a lightweight .exe file (under 150KB) with no installation required.
Run as Administrator
Simply double-click the tool and accept the UAC prompt. Full administrator privileges are required to apply all system-level fixes.
Automatic DNS Repair
The tool automatically performs the following actions:
- Flushes the DNS resolver cache
- Resets the Winsock catalog
- Rebuilds the TCP/IP stack
- Resets IPv4/IPv6 network interfaces
Restart Your PC
After completion, the tool prompts you to restart your PC. A reboot ensures all DNS repairs take full effect.

✅ This tool helps fix issues like “DNS Server Not Responding”, “DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNET”, broken browsing, and other DNS-related errors due to misconfigured or corrupted network settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

The "DNS Server Not Responding" error means your computer can't reach the DNS server to resolve domain names. This stops websites from loading and is common on Windows 10 and 11.

You can fix this by restarting your router, switching DNS settings, or running a flush DNS command. Our DNS Server Fix Tool automates this process with one click.

To flush DNS on Windows, open Command Prompt and run:
ipconfig /flushdns

This clears cached DNS data and resolves issues like DNS Server Not Responding or slow page loads.

You can also use our Flush DNS Windows tool to perform this task instantly without using commands.

The flush DNS command removes all saved DNS lookups on your system, forcing it to fetch fresh records. This helps resolve DNS-related errors and outdated IP address issues.

Use ipconfig /flushdns in Command Prompt or run DNS Server Fix to do it automatically on Windows.

The DNS Probe Started message in Chrome means your browser is trying to reach a DNS server but fails to get a response. It's often caused by a misconfigured or failing DNS setup.

Resetting DNS settings and using a flush DNS command usually solves it. Our DNS Server Fix Tool can fix it with one click.

Yes. A corrupted DNS cache is one of the most common causes of the "DNS Server Not Responding" error. Flushing the DNS clears that cache and forces your computer to update DNS records.

It's one of the first recommended steps to fix DNS issues on Windows. Use DNS Server Fix to flush DNS instantly and reset your network stack.

Absolutely. A flush DNS Windows tool is a safe and effective way to fix internet connectivity issues. It won't affect personal data or programs—it only resets network-related settings.

Tools like DNS Server Fix are designed specifically for Windows 10/11 and follow standard network troubleshooting practices.