Your DNS Server Might Be Unavailable in Windows 11 [GUIDE]

Tired of seeing the “DNS server might be unavailable” error when trying to browse the internet? 🧱 This common issue can block your connection to websites — but don’t worry, we’ve got the quickest and most effective steps to get you back online! In this tutorial, you'll learn how to flush your DNS cache and reset your network settings to fix the problem in just a few minutes. 🔹 What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✅ How to flush the DNS cache using Command Prompt ✅ How to reset network settings to fix misconfigurations ✅ Why DNS issues happen — and how to prevent them ✅ Extra tips if you’re still having trouble with your connection ⏱️ Timestamps: ⏰ 00:00 – Introduction ⏰ 00:24 – Flush DNS Cache Using Command Prompt ⏰ 01:12 – Reset Network Settings to Default ❓ Why Watch This Video? This video is perfect if you: 🌐 Can’t connect to websites despite having internet access 🛠️ Keep getting DNS errors in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox 📶 Experience unstable or slow network performance 💡 Want a simple fix without advanced tech knowledge 🎓 More Windows Troubleshooting Tutorials: 📌 Check out our Windows Fixes Playlist:    • Windows   👍 Back Online? Don’t Forget to Support the Channel! If this video helped restore your internet connection, please Like 👍, Subscribe for more helpful Windows fixes, and tap the 🔔 notification bell so you never miss out on new tech tutorials! #DNSUnavailable #Windows11DNSFix #FixDNS #InternetNotWorking #FlushDNS #NetworkReset #NetworkFix #Windows11 #WindowsTroubleshooting #InternetFix #TechTips #NetworkingIssues #CommandPromptFix #DNSProblems #InternetRepair #FixConnectionError #PCHelp #WindowsHelp #DNSCache #WinsockReset #NetworkingSupport