Network Reset For Windows

How do I fix A network change was detected error?
1. Try accessing an alternative browser
If the connection error persists with Chrome, try accessing another browser.
Oftentimes, the problem is not your PC or your network, but the browser itself.
We recommend a lighter browser such as Opera since it requires fewer resources

and it loads considerably faster.
As opposed to Chrome, Opera has integration with a lot of tools and apps.
This is why the browser comes fully-equipped with most productivity tools one could
wish for, from news feed and workspaces to messengers and battery saver. Plus VPN
and ad blocker.
You just have to activate each of them or pin particular icons to the sidebars for easy
access. This guarantees a faster response time and almost zero errors.
Opera is a great browser, and if you’re getting Your connection was interrupted error,
switch to Opera and check if the error is still there.
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2. Remove or reinstall your VPN software

VPN software is great if you want to protect your privacy online, but VPN software
can cause err_network_changed error to appear on Windows 10.
Instead of disabling or removing the VPN, as it’s sometimes suggested, we’d rather
recommend using a VPN solution that does not interfere with other processes or
programs.
It has thousands of servers all over the world, and it grants unlimited bandwidth.
More so, it grants P2P support and Wi-Fi security for added protection.
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3. Check your PC for malware

If you’re getting A network change was detected error, the problem might be related to
a malware infection. To fix the issue, you need to perform a full system scan.
There are many great antivirus tools that can help you with that, but if you’re looking
for a reliable antivirus that you should consider it. Many of them offer great
protection and it should fix your problem.
These tools can run deep system scans and will find all the vulnerabilities that affect
your system, including malware, outdated programs, weak passwords, duplicated
files, and more.
They will also look thoroughly at each problem they find, and take the necessary
actions.
⇒ Get Bitdefender
4. Reinstall Google Chrome

Another solution to go around the network change error is to simply reinstall Google
Chrome. (As mentioned before, the issue appears mainly in this browser.)
There are several ways to remove Chrome, but the best one is to use uninstaller
software.
If you’re not familiar, uninstaller software can remove any application from your PC,
along with any leftover files and registry entries associated with that application.
By using one of these tools, you’ll ensure that the application is completely removed
from your PC.
If you’re looking for good uninstaller software, be sure to check out this awesome list.
Choose the product that fits your needs, install it, and you’ll uninstall Chome in no
time.
5. Update all the drivers
1. Press the Win Key + S.

2. Search for Device Manager and open it.
3.
4. Select the device you want to update.
5. Right-click on it, and select Update Driver.
6.
7. Repeat the steps for all the devices.
If this issue appears in other browsers as well, it might be that your network
configuration is not correct or that your network adapter driver is outdated.
Update drivers automatically
We strongly recommend a third-party tool to scan for outdated drivers on your PC

and then download the latest ones, if that is the case.
Although you could update the drivers yourself with a professional tool that will help
you avoid permanent damage and file loss caused by downloading and installing the
wrong driver version.
⇒ Get DriverFix
6. Restart your modem
One of the simplest solutions is to restart your modem and check if that fixes the
Network change detected error on your laptop.
Sometimes your modem or computer configuration might not be correct, and that
can prevent you from accessing the Internet.
To fix that simply press the power button on your modem to turn it off. Wait for 30
seconds and press the power button to turn it back on again. After turning on your
modem check if the issue is resolved.
7. Flush the DNS settings
1. Press Windows Key + X on your keyboard to open the Power User Menu.
2. Select Command Prompt (Admin) from the list.
3.
4. When Command Prompt opens enter
5. ipconfig /flushdns
6.
7.
8. After you get the message that the DNS was flushed close Command Prompt
and check if the problem is resolved.
8. Reset IP/TCP
1. Open Command Prompt as administrator.

2. When Command Prompt opens enter the following lines:
3. netsh int ip set dns

4.
5.
6.
7. netsh winsock reset

8.
9.
10.
11. Close Command Prompt and check if the issue is resolved.
By running these commands, you’ll reset the required components, and you’ll
hopefully fix the Your connection was interrupted error.
9. Use Google’s Public DNS
1. Press Windows Key + X and select Network Connections.

2.
3. Select Change adapter options.
4.
5. When Network Connections window opens, locate your current connection,
right-click it and choose Properties.
6.
7. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click the Properties button.
8.
9. Select Use the following DNS server addresses option and enter the
following values:
○ Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
○ Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4
10. Once you’re done, click OK to save changes.
11.
12. Check if the issue is resolved.
Use this solution if you think that the default DNS server is the one causing the A
network change was detected issue.
10. Clear browsing data in Chrome
1. Click the Menu icon in the top right corner and choose Settings.
2.
3. Click Advanced.
4.
5. Go to Privacy section and click Clear browsing data button.
6.
7. Set Time range to All time and check all options. Now click Clear data button.
8.
11. Disable Energy Efficient Ethernet feature
1. Open Device Manager.

2. Locate your network adapter on the list and double-click it.
3.
4. Navigate to the Advanced tab and select Energy Efficient Ethernet.
5. Now set it to Disabled and click OK to save changes.
6.
After doing that, check if the problem is resolved. If you don’t have the Energy Efficient
Ethernet option available, then this solution doesn’t apply to you and you can just skip
it.
12. Disable prediction services in Chrome
1. Open Google Chrome and navigate to the Settings page.

2. Scroll all the way down and click on Advanced.
3.
4. Now you should see two Use a prediction service… options. Disable them
both.
5.
Once you disable both these features, the Your network was interrupted error should
be completely resolved. Keep in mind that by disabling these features certain
websites might load a bit slower.
13. Use either Ethernet or Wi-Fi on a single device

According to users, A network change was detected error can appear if you’re using
both Ethernet and Wi-Fi connection on your PC at the same time.
This can lead to other issues besides this one, and in order to fix the problem, it’s
advised to use just Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Speaking of Ethernet, be wise, and choose the
best adapters on the market!
Simply disable one network on your PC, and the problem should be completely
resolved.
14. Don’t use Google’s IPv6 DNS
1. Follow Steps 1-2 from Solution 9.

2. Select Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP /IPv6) and click Properties.
3.
4. When Properties window opens, select Obtain DNS server address
automatically and click OK to save changes.
5.
After making these changes, the issue should be resolved and you should be able to
visit any website without problems.
A network change was detected error in Chrome will prevent you from accessing the
Internet, and since this error can be caused by network configuration or by a bug in
Google Chrome, sometimes it might not be easy to fix it.
Nevertheless, we hope that you managed to solve it using one of our solutions. If not,
you might want to consider changing your browser, as suggested in the second
solution.

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How do I fix A network change was detected error?

1. Try accessing an alternative browser

We recommend a lighter browser such as Opera since it requires fewer resources

2. Remove or reinstall your VPN software

3. Check your PC for malware

4. Reinstall Google Chrome

5. Update all the drivers

1. Press the Win Key + S.

Update drivers automatically

We strongly recommend a third-party tool to scan for outdated drivers on your PC

6. Restart your modem

7. Flush the DNS settings

1. Open Command Prompt as administrator.

3. netsh int ip set dns

7. netsh winsock reset

9. Use Google’s Public DNS

1. Press Windows Key + X and select Network Connections.

10. Clear browsing data in Chrome

11. Disable Energy Efficient Ethernet feature

1. Open Device Manager.

12. Disable prediction services in Chrome

1. Open Google Chrome and navigate to the Settings page.

13. Use either Ethernet or Wi-Fi on a single device

14. Don’t use Google’s IPv6 DNS

1. Follow Steps 1-2 from Solution 9.

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