Flushing DNS

Often times after a DNS issue you will need to do what's called flushing your DNS.  What happens is that Windows will cache, or hold onto, a DNS when you visit a site.  If you visit a site with a bad DNS often times you will have that bad DNS stuck in your computer.  To fix this simply perform the following steps:

> Close out your web browser

> Click on your start button

> Click run

> Type cmd - this will bring up a black box and a cursor

> Type ipconfig /flushdns then wait for it to finish

> Close the box and reopen your browser