[Quick] How to Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG Error On Chrome & Firefox (2018)

Hello, today I will tell you a quick way to fix the DNS PROBE FINISHED BAD CONFIG or DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG error on your Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox Browser in Windows 10. It will work for the other browsers as well, as long as you’re using Windows. It is a very common error message that your browser shows you, and we know how irritating it is, so let’s put an end once and forever.
We can’t open a single web address on Google Chrome because of that issue. The same goes for other browsers. So let’s start the fix!

How to Fix DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG Error On Chrome (2018)

1. Go to your Network adapter icon situated on the right side of your taskbar.
   
2. Then right click on it and simply choose Open Network & Internet Settings.
3. From here you have to navigate to Change adapter options.
   
4. Now it will open the network connection window. From here choose your right network adapter, the one which has connected to your internet connection.
   
5. Right click on it and choose Properties.
6. From there you can open the ‘Internet Protocol Version 4’ or TCP/IPv4.
   
7. Choose to Use the following DNS server addresses.
   
8. You can enter 8.8.8.8 in preferred DNS server and this will work for all over the world, no matter wherever you from and whichever internet connection you are using!
9. Now click on OK.

Now open your browser again and the problem should have been fixed.

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