
Solution 6: Reinstall your Network driver
After executing all the commands, now reboot the system to a fresh start. Now type the following command and press enter after each one execution. Press Windows + R keys on the keyboard and in the run box type “ cmd“.
Open the website you want to visit and check whether it is opening or not. Now do a reboot and launch Google Chrome.
Here, find the “ Reset all to default” option and click on it.
Open Google Chrome then type chrome://flags/ in the address bar to access hidden Chrome Flags features. In the next prompt window, click “ Apply this fix” and reboot the system. The Window shows the option to fix the error and click on the Next button to “ Try This Repairs as an Administrator“. In most cases, it will find the error called “ DHCP is not enabled for “Wireless Network Connection”. Once you click on Diagnose, it will take some time to find and rectify the issue. Here, right-click on your Wifi Connection and select Diagnose. Press Windows Key + R on the keyboard then type ncpa.cpl and hit enter to open Network Connection. If it is not fixed the error, then move to the next solution. In many cases, the above solution worked well and solved the problem. Now select “ Validate settings upon exit” then click OK and click close. Now select “ Use the following DNS server addresses.” and type the following entries. Here in Wi-Fi Properties windows select “ Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP)” and click Properties. Now click on your active Network Connection and then click Properties. First, right-click on the Network icon in the system tray and click on “ Open Network and Sharing Center.”. To change IPv4 DNS address follow the below steps. It is the easiest and basic step to resolve these kinds of connectivity errors. Once it finishes restarting, open Google Chrome and check the solution worked or not. Here in the list of available services, find the DNS Client and restart the service by clicking on the “ Restart” option. Open run by pressing Start+R on the Keyboard and type services.msc. The very first step we are taking to resolve the Google Chrome error is restarting the DNS client service. Solution 7: Disabling Experimental QUIC Protocol in Chrome. Solution 6: Reinstall your Network driver. Solution 4: Reset Google Chrome settings. Here is the summary of repairs we do on Google Chrome to fix “ This Site Can’t Be Reached” error. A single letter change in the web address can lead to this error by trying to open the wrong URL. Note: Make sure to check the spelling of the website you typed in Google Chrome.