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shaxhome (Frog Rock, Australia 9b)
6 years ago
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FLush DNS
Comments (5)simple as just that from the run line type in cmd should pop open a black window then type in ipconfig /flushdns should say success like about this;;; C:\Documents and Settings\mike>ipconfig /flushdns Windows IP Configuration Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache. Some things to look at in a cmd window ipconfig /displayDNS shows what /flushDNS will clear,,, no harm clearing it all. ipconfig /all shows your dns server ip's...See Morehow to replace vent like opening in glass block window
Comments (0)My husband and I have a vent like opening in our glass block bathroom window. It is the measurement of four of the glass blocks and looks like it was cemented in when the glass blocks were placed in to make the window. It is realy old and lets in a lot of air even when shut. I was wondering how hard it would be for my husband and I to replace it ourselves to save money. I was thinking I would knock it out, purchase a new vent window, and place it in with spacers and then recement. Any advise would be great. (I even thought about repacing it with just glass blocks because we will be intalling a bathroom fan to vent to the outside for the first time.) What do you think???? THANKS...See MoreHow to Fix “Error code: DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN” Problem?
Comments (3)depends... in windows most likely you can try; Right click in Services DNS and choose Restart. Open command prompt admin & ; ipconfig /flushDNS If its related to only one particular browser maybe reinstall the latest version. Could also be your modem/router needs restarted. FWiW; NXDOMAIN is nothing but non-existent Internet or Intranet domain name. DNS converts your friendly internet address like yahoo.com to the ip numbers like 208.8.4.40 - so another words the DNS resolving server says the name you have typed in doesn't exist....See MoreGrr, D**n deer stole my apples!
Comments (7)Melikeeatplants, you are probably right, can't see how a squirrel would split the whole apple like some of those are. Deer are overpopulated here and in the past have eaten all the branches down to the trunk on my trees. Wish the city would thin the herd some. Yes, Konrad, I am so disappointed -- I was really looking forward to trying these two apples that I had never had before (snowsweet and goldrush)....See Morekudzu9
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