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Do you have days where Firefox just doesn't work? Well, we put together this guide to help. It'll show you where you can find solutions to many common issues and, as always, if you need extra help with any of this, we have a community of volunteers standing by.

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The Refresh Firefox feature can fix many issues by restoring Firefox to its default state while saving your essential information. Consider using it before going through a lengthy troubleshooting process.

Check out our handy guide, Avoid crashes - Tips and tricks.

That's a pretty big problem. The Firefox won't start - find solutions article should cover it.

Slowdowns can be caused by a number of things so we've summed them up in the Quick fixes if your Firefox slows down guide.

Getting error messages when you try to load up a website? Here's a few articles to help fix specific connection problems.

  • If you just upgraded Firefox and it can no longer open any websites but other browsers or programs can, see the Fix problems connecting to websites after updating Firefox article.
  • If no programs can open websites, see the aptly named Firefox and other browsers can't load websites article.
  • If Firefox is having problems loading certain websites, see Firefox can't load websites but other browsers can.
  • For other issues loading websites, see the Websites don't load - troubleshoot and fix error messages article.

Sometimes tracking down the source of these kinds of problems is difficult. We have a community of volunteers ready to help you figure it out.

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This wikiHow teaches you how to fix your PC's Internet connection issues that are caused by Domain Name Server (DNS) errors. DNS is a server that translates websites' addresses so that your browser can connect to them. If the addresses become out-of-date or the server has issues, you'll encounter a DNS error and won't be able to connect to a specific site or group of sites even with Internet access. You can potentially fix DNS issues by troubleshooting your current connection, flushing the DNS cache, disabling extra connections, changing your computer's default DNS server, and even resetting your router.Open DNS is a fairly good solution!, some personally use 64.94.1.1 and 4.2.2.4 as primary and secondary DNS servers. Very rarely, you must search google, or any other browser, for the domain-name and select that. While using OpenDNS, it is much more common for that. Head to adapter settings, under network, and click internet, travel to network, and lastly choose sharing whilst selecting 'change adapter settings'. Select your connection (usually quite easy to identify), and then 'properties'. You'll select 'Internet Protocol Version 4' and choose 'properties'. There, you can find it. Ideally, you might need to change your router's DNS, but this works only for a particular PC. To find your own DNS servers and also to benchmark/ diagnose your current DNS service, try heading over to Gibson Research (grc.com) and try checking out their DNS utilities, which are extremely informative!