Flush the DNS Cache to solve DNS Server Error in windows

Sometimes you got internet Failure Message or DNS Server Error when you connect to your home network or other Network. There may be several reasons for the DNS Server Error and also have various methods to fix the Error like troubleshooting, disabling all other connections, flushing DNS cache and simply resetting your router. Check out Flush DNS Cache method on How to fix DNS Server Not responding Problem:-

1. Go to the Start menu and Click the Windows logo available in the bottom-left corner of your screen.
2. Type CMD or command Prompt.
3. Click on the command Prompt available at the top of your start Window.
4. Now a command prompt appears to your screen.
5. Now Type in ipconfig/flushdns and then press Enter Key. This command will remove if any saved DNS are available.
6. Restart your web browser and also referesh your browser’s cache.

This will help you for How to fix DNS Server Not responding Problem, but if still the problem persists then you must try some other methods to fix the Issue of DNS Server Error.