The first thing you can, and should, do when you can’t reach a website is to see if the problem is yours alone.

This means that you’ll have to implement some steps that will allow you to understand the cause of the error and solve it. To do this you’ll have to first identify the source of the error. So, in this case, as it happens when the DNS server doesn’t respond, there’s nothing left for you to do but try to fix the problem. In fact, although Chrome tells you that you are experiencing an error, you do not know exactly why it occurred. So how do you solve this kind of error? It’s not so simple because as I explained to you this kind of error can be due to different causes. Let’s proceed in order and see how to identify its causes and how to solve ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. In some circumstances it might depend on your browser and extensions, in others, it might be due to proxy settings. In any case, as we will see more shortly in this article, the cause of the error can be due to several factors. This is a generic page that tells you that the connection failed.

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