How to Refresh DNS Cache Using CMD in Windows
Learn how to quickly refresh your DNS cache using Command Prompt to fix DNS-related issues in Windows.
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To refresh DNS in CMD, follow these steps: Open Command Prompt by typing `cmd` in the search bar and press Enter. Then, type `ipconfig /flushdns` and press Enter. This will clear the DNS cache and resolve any DNS-related issues you're experiencing.**
FAQs & Answers
- What does the command ipconfig /flushdns do? The command ipconfig /flushdns clears the DNS resolver cache, which removes stored DNS information and forces your PC to retrieve new DNS data.
- When should I refresh my DNS cache? You should refresh your DNS cache if you experience issues like website access problems, DNS errors, or if DNS records have recently changed.
- Is refreshing DNS cache safe? Yes, refreshing your DNS cache is safe and helps resolve DNS-related connectivity issues without affecting other system settings.