DNS Probe Finished Bad Config
Aug 17, 2015I cant access the internet on either Chrome or Edge
looked up all fixes but nothing on Windows 10
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Oct 4, 2015I used avg tuneup to check the disk for errors on next boot and my computer turned off while it was checking for errors. After this happened I can't get windows 10 to boot into login. I get a message saying it can't boot windows and I get a bad system config info error.
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Dec 13, 2015I'm running a Windows 10 Pro PC. My internet service provider is Charter Spectrum. They provide an Arris modem which only handles ethernet/phone connections (no wifi etc). My router is a Belkin F7D8302 Play N600 Wireless Dual-Band N Router. Since about 2 months ago I suddenly, and intermittently began to experience internet connectivity issues. Errors like DNS Probe Finished Bad Config started popping up for instance. The router I'm using has hardwired connections to:
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It wirelessly handles connections through two bands (2.4GHz, 5GHz) with username and password:
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I'm usually able to reconnect again by the following methods:
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