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How to fix DNS PROBE POSSIBLE error in Chrome or other browsers

Surfing the internet has been an integral part of our lives for a very long time now. Everyone chooses a browsing tool that suits them best, and for most users, this is the Google Chrome browser. Although the release of the new Chromium Edge has swayed some people, it is still the most popular browser in the world.

Whichever browser you choose, they can all run into problems, and the #DNS_PROBE_POSSIBLE error is an error users say they encounter regularly. Apparently, the problem pops up out of nowhere and completely prevents users from accessing websites regardless of the browser they use.

While some people have claimed that they encounter the DNS PROBE POSSIBLE error when trying to access specific sites, others have stated that the problem is much more general and that they cannot access any site, despite the fact that the internet connection was active and functional.

As a first step, we recommend that you check if the problem occurs on other browsers. So if you're using Google Chrome, try switching to MS Edge or Mozilla Firefox - this should allow you to access the internet until the problem is fixed.

Luckily, there are several methods that can be used to fix the DNS_PROBE_POSSIBLE error on Chrome or any other browser. The most common reason for this error is third-party software blocking all incoming connections. So make sure that this type of software is not running on your system. Even if this is the case, it is possible to circumvent the problem by adding exclusions to the application in question.


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