Hey, I'm really a bit desperate.
Since this morning I have had the problem that some websites do not load, but Google and YouTube, for example, do.
The whole problem only occurs on my desktop PC, which is connected via Powerline/LAN.
Of course, I've already done some research, cleared my DNS cache, restarted my router, and changed the DNS settings for my PC to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. So far, none of this has helped.
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I used to. At that time my provider was the Telecom.
I tried to explain to them. was forwarded to (forgot).
The last responded to my statement with hääää?
Probably your provider uses only their DNS servers, whether the 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1.
Actually, they should be “dead” because they hardly work with
IP-V4 .
Yes my provider is currently also Deutsche Telekom. But I didn’t have the problem before, what can you do about it?
complain, or seek another provider. Since I, back in Germany, today at Vodafone there is no more.
It’s more likely to be on the other side and not with you. Some sites do not exist
No that is not the case, on other devices go the sites
Maybe it’s Lan Cable. If it works with other devices via wifi, check again the line or in Task Manager how fast your Ethernet is
If anything happens, but then it would also be on any site. think it must be DNA, but apparently another point than I have already done.