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There is nothing more frustrating while you are racing against a deadline when every second counts and that moment from out of nowhere you see the ERR-CONNECTION-TIMED-OUT error on your Browser. Nowadays, the internet is an essential part of our lives, and when you see “ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT” in your browser, it can be a very stressful situation to deal with, at that time, when you are surfing the internet actively, a Developer, I understand it. In this article, I will share what the “ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT” error means, what causes it, and how to fix it. Let’s take a closer look at this problem. Table of Content What is an ERR-CONNECTION-TIMED-OUT Error?The ERR-CONNECTION-TIMED-OUT is a message that appears in your web browser when it can not establish a connection with the website you are trying to visit within a specific time limit. ![]() Why ERR-CONNECTION-TIMED-OUT Error Happen?Here is the reason for this happening, ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT Error in your Browser;
How to Fix the ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT Error( Best Troubleshooting Methods)?1. Check Your Internet Connection, is it properly working or notWhile showing this ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT error, your browser first recommends checking the internet connection. Ensure that your internet connection is properly working is very important. In most cases Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge all advise you to check your internet connection first which seems more obvious because this is the most common error. Here are some recommendations,
2. Erase Browsing Data and CookiesBrowser data such as data, cookies, and saved logins lead to website slowdown that causes the Err- Connection-Timed-out error. sometimes clearing browser history helps us to run websites smoothly. For Google chrome;
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![]() 3. Deactivate Proxy Server settings or VPN in your Computer Control PanelA Proxy server setting or VPN is a function that user’s IP address, to control which sites can be accessed, and cache site data to improve page loading speed. It works as a middleman for your device and the website you want to visit. sometimes it causes unintentionally Err-Connection-Timed-out-Error. For windows,
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For Linux; Go to Terminal and hit this command; nmcli connection show
nmcli connection modify "Wired connection 1" proxy.method none
![]() nmcli connection down "Wired connection 1"
![]() Cache: A browser stores the data so future requests for the data can be served faster. clearing your browser cache can resolve the connectivity issues. 4. Modify DNS service in Network Setting and Add Secure IPIf the issue exists again; now try to modify the DNS service as you have to refresh your DNS and renew your IP address. These caches store the IP addresses of the websites you visit so that you don’t have to type them in the future to visit those websites. As these Caches get old, it gradually accumulates and causes various problems. And that leads to Err-Connection-Timed-Out-Error. So you need to flush The DNS that will reset the DNS Chaces stored on your device. Here is a simple way to do this in Windows,
![]() Here is a simple way to do this in Linux,
1. Create custom DNS configuration file: sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/dns.conf
2. Add DNS server addresses ![]() [main] 3. Restart NetworkManager sudo systemctl restart NetworkManage
![]() What is DNS?This DNS is a system that translates domain names like www.example.com into IP addresses like 193.0.3.1 that’s how our modern devices are used to identify each other on the network. 5. Check your Internet Host files in your SystemTo fix the ERR-CONNECTION-TIMED-OUT error you may need to check and possibly edit your host file. The host file is a local file that every computer has that used to map hostnames to IP addresses. But sometimes the host file may block a certain IP address or URL, which causes an ERR-CONNECTION-TIMED-OUT error. Linux: 1. Open a Terminal by Press Ctrl + Alt + T or simply click on icon. 2. Open the Hosts File with a Text Editor by hitting this command; sudo nano /etc/hosts
![]() 3. Look for any lines that might be blocking specific IP addresses or URLs which usually, are not start with a #. If you want to unblock any URL; just add a # at the beginning of the line: ![]() Here you see, The /etc/hosts file you see contains standard entries and does not appear to contain any blocked IP addresses or URLs. If you see these types of interfaces in your Linux, your connection is secure.The lines shown are typical default entries for both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. 4. Now, Restart Network Services again. sudo systemctl restart networking
Windows:
6. Disable Firewall and antivirus software temporarily in your ComputerAntivirus software and Firewall keeps devices safe from unnecessary activities and also blocks websites with suspicious work, so this extra security can cause you connection problems from time to time. Here is how can you resolve this problem in Windows,
![]() Conclusion“ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT” error mainly happens for internet and Network connection. I hope you have fully understood the issue and troubleshooting steps of fixing this error from this iin-depth article. In addition, if all steps else fail, please contacting your ISP to help you. Fixing Err_Connection_Timed_Out Error – FAQsWhat causes ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT error?
Can antivirus software cause connection problems?
What are some common ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT messages?
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