How To Fix the ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED Error in Chrome

[123bsance]

Chrome keeps throwing an ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED error and interrupting my browsing. What typically causes this, and what quick steps can I take to resolve it? Any straightforward fixes would be helpful.

 

[jolly]

In order to get rid of the ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED error in Chrome, you should try refreshing the page first, then restart your router and computer. If that still doesn't help, you should clear the cache and cookies of your browser and at the same time flush the DNS cache of your computer. Another alternative is to turn off the VPN or proxy services, update the network drivers, or disable any conflicting adapters.

 

[BillyBoler]

To fix ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED Error in Chrome, restart your router, toggle Wi-Fi off/on, or switch networks. Clear Chrome’s DNS cache (chrome://net-internals/#dns) and flush your system DNS. Disable VPN/proxy, update network drivers, and restart Chrome or your device. Reset Chrome settings if the issue persists.

 

[Oscar]

To fix the ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED error in Chrome, restart your router and check if your internet connection is stable. Disable VPN or Proxy, and remove/forget Wi-Fi networks you’re not using. Clear Chrome’s browsing data, reset network settings, and flush DNS using ipconfig /flushdns in Command Prompt. After that, restart Chrome or try another device to verify the issue.