I've been having a frustrating issue where some websites refuse to load images on my PC. I've tried quite a few things to resolve the problem: I've cleared my cache and cookies, switched browsers, changed from ethernet to Wi-Fi, tinkered with the firewall settings, turned off IPv6, disabled proxies, and more. After some digging, I think the root of the issue might be something related to AWS CloudFront, since images work fine on other devices in my network, but not on my computer. One specific website where I'm experiencing this is CurseForge, which features Minecraft mods. Here's a screenshot of what I'm seeing: [screenshot link]. Any insights on how I might fix this would be greatly appreciated!
1 Answer
You might want to try running some commands in your Command Prompt to reset your DNS settings. Here’s what to do:
1. Open Command Prompt as an administrator.
2. Type `ipconfig /flushdns` and hit Enter.
3. Then, type `ipconfig /release` and hit Enter again.
4. Next, use `ipconfig /renew` to refresh your settings.
5. Finally, stop and restart the DNS cache by typing `net stop dnscache` followed by `net start dnscache`.
After all that, restart your browser and see if the images load properly!
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