DNS cache is a small memory or table which every computer maintains. It will remember some of the website’s addresses in its DNS cache. So if a website is being moved or redirecting, and your computer has memorized that temporary address, it will keep opening that temporary page even if the website is up and running.
Press “Window Key + R” or Go to Start > Run, to launch “Run Prompt”.Type “cmd” and press ok to launch command prompt.On Command Prompt, type “ipconfig /flushdns” and press enter. This will clear the obsolete DNS cache and websites will start opening from their correct address.That is it. Simple, isn’t it?
DNS cache is a small memory or table which every computer maintains. It will remember some of the website’s addresses in its DNS cache. So if a website is being moved or redirecting, and your computer has memorized that temporary address, it will keep opening that temporary page even if the website is up and running.
Press “Window Key + R” or Go to Start > Run, to launch “Run Prompt”.Type “cmd” and press ok to launch command prompt.On Command Prompt, type “ipconfig /flushdns” and press enter. This will clear the obsolete DNS cache and websites will start opening from their correct address.That is it. Simple, isn’t it?
