Windows 7: The DNS Server Isn't Responding

metalmania31 · 26 Dec 2011

The only thing I can think of then is something on your computer could be blocking your connection. Have you tried connecting in safe mode? Disabling all unnecessary software and determine if any of the software is causing this.
Also while in safe mode do virus and malware scan. Also check to make sure your dns is set to where you want it cause my brothers laptop had some malware that was changing it's dns settings.

2xg · 27 Dec 2011

Let's find out if there's any Channel interference. Pls install Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector from your computer.
Wi-Fi Inspector | Xirrus

Open up the progrem, tap Print Screen from your keyboard, paste it to your MS Word or Paint save it, then attach to your next post.

tx18wheels · 06 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by metalmania31

The only thing I can think of then is something on your computer could be blocking your connection. Have you tried connecting in safe mode? Disabling all unnecessary software and determine if any of the software is causing this.
Also while in safe mode do virus and malware scan. Also check to make sure your dns is set to where you want it cause my brothers laptop had some malware that was changing it's dns settings.

THANK YOU!! I have received this DNS Server Isn't Responding alert for some time now.Been through two different WiFi modems and constantly being dropped and losing signal. Moved WiFi further from my wireless TV, Logitech Revue and cable console. Problem fixed! Solid signal for several days now.

knot · 17 Sep 2012

try to disable the network adapter settings then enable it again.

Windows 7: The DNS Server Isn't Responding

The DNS Server Isn't Responding problems?