Google Chrome ''Resolving Host''

LILYLEE - Don't waste your time uninstalling and reinstalling McAfee. Did that a few times and ended up having the same problems.

Hopefully this is my final post on this subject - no problems at all since completely turning off NetGuard :) I don't even want to think of the amount of time I spent troubleshooting this and providing free Quality Assurance Testing for McAfee. Just hope they fix in subsequent releases... Cheers.

Hi guys, just joined to share what worked for me: since I've unnistalled IBM Trusteer Rapport, no more 'resolving host' issues here. Until now...

Hi...i have the same problem. i have tried whta A Guy suggest (.bat file) but now not working. always "resolving host" until now. but if i use proxy (anonymox add on) "resolving host" not show up.....so what you suggest A Guy....mozilla + chrome + android tablet all the the same problem "resolving host", at chrome mozilla with add on anonymox(proxy) no problem. Please help me. Regard

I just want to add a little insight to this problem. I had Frontier for a few years with no problem, but when I brought home my new work laptop, this issue started happening. It does get resolved by unplugging and rebooting the router, but it's so irritating that I have to do that. It's now like clockwork... every 8 hours I have to reboot the router. The interesting thing is, on weekends when I don't use my laptop, I have no issue. They use Kaspersky, so it's not a McAfee issue. I can't figure it out. It's something that the laptop is changing with regard to my wireless connection.

I'm open to any other suggestions...

Hi, i read all the pages, but except that when i clean my host file i fuk*d up my adobe programs, nothing really hapens, so i keep digging, answer is very symple - internet properties -> connections -> lan settings - uncheck automatically detect settings. Now Chrome is working like a charm. Hope this is helpful. Happy new year!

I started having the "Resolving Host" problem a few months ago, so I tried running the flush.bat file, and it worked. Then the same problem came up one day later. I suspect the temporary success was due to the automatic reboot rather than the flush file itself.

Eventually I gave up on Chrome and switched to Firefox. It went well for a few weeks, until my pages stopped loading. I opened up Chrome, and saw the "Resolving Host" message. I tried Explorer, but it acted just like Firefox. I contacted my internet provider, but they said it was a computer problem.

Does anyone have any suggestions besides rebooting whenever my browsers fail?