Google connection issues

[DaedalusOS]

So for the past few days my internet sometimes just refuses to load anything google related (with the exception of GMail). It happens out of the blue. Sometimes someone will link me a video and it will load up fine, or other times it will start loading then it will play 15 minutes later when I'm in the middle of a game. I don't know whats up with it. Google.com sometimes doesn't even load, which is absurd. Whenever it happens, every other website loads just fine. No specific timing of the issues either.

 

I just tried to go to google.com a few minutes ago and I got this error on Chrome: "ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED"

Another error: "ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR"

"ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED"

 

What I've tried:

• Resetting Modem (Unplugged it and let it sit there, clicked the reset button on the configuration page, and clicked the reset button on the back of the modem itself)
• Re-Installed Windows (I re-install it every few months to keep it clean)

I know this is not just on my PC, as a little bit ago Youtube was refusing to load even on my phone.

 

My PC specs are in my signature if for some reason, they're needed. BIOS is up to date, Windows 8.1 Pro x64.

 

If I left something out or you need some more info, please let me know. I will also add more error messages as there is more than just that one.

 

Thanks!

[The Official Czex]

So for the past few days my internet sometimes just refuses to load anything google related (with the exception of GMail). It happens out of the blue. Sometimes someone will link me a video and it will load up fine, or other times it will start loading then it will play 15 minutes later when I'm in the middle of a game. I don't know whats up with it. Google.com sometimes doesn't even load, which is absurd. Whenever it happens, every other website loads just fine. No specific timing of the issues either.

 

I just tried to go to google.com a few minutes ago and I got this error on Chrome: "ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED"

 

What I've tried:

• Resetting Modem (Unplugged it and let it sit there, clicked the reset button on the configuration page, and clicked the reset button on the back of the modem itself)
• Re-Installed Windows (I re-install it every few months to keep it clean)

I know this is not just on my PC, as a little bit ago Youtube was refusing to load even on my phone.

 

My PC specs are in my signature if for some reason, they're needed. BIOS is up to date, Windows 8.1 Pro x64.

 

If I left something out or you need some more info, please let me know. I will also add more error messages as there is more than just that one.

 

Thanks!

 

What's your download speed? http://speedtest.net

[DaedalusOS]

What's your download speed? http://speedtest.net

 

I really don't see how this is relevant seeing as how this issue just arose, but here ya go:

 

 

I can watch videos at 1080p just fine and 1440p on my phone just fine as well.

[The Official Czex]

I really don't see how this is relevant seeing as how this issue just arose, but here ya go:

 

 

I can watch videos at 1080p just fine and 1440p on my phone just fine as well.

 

You never know... Can you go ahead and ping Google.com from CMD?

[DaedalusOS]

You never know... Can you go ahead and ping Google.com from CMD?

 

 

But like I said, the issues happen at random times, so when it does it again I'll try to get another ping test for you.

[The Official Czex]

 

But like I said, the issues happen at random times, so when it does it again I'll try to get another ping test for you.

 

I'll follow the thread for future developments.

[Joshndroid]

have you got an ad blocker installed, i know they can cause issues with google or something like ghostery or other extensions that impact on privacy/cookies/etc

[The Official Czex]

have you got an ad blocker installed, i know they can cause issues with google or something like ghostery or other extensions that impact on privacy/cookies/etc

 

He gets the problem on mobile, too... 

[DaedalusOS]

have you got an ad blocker installed, i know they can cause issues with google or something like ghostery or other extensions that impact on privacy/cookies/etc

 

Like I said in my post, it's not isolated to just my PC. It happens on my phone as well.

[DaedalusOS]

I'll follow the thread for future developments.

 

So Google.com currently isn't loading in my browser, but it still pings just fine in cmd.

 

I also got a different error: "ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR"

[Joshndroid]

Like I said in my post, it's not isolated to just my PC. It happens on my phone as well.

 

on my android mobile i have had the issue before in youtube and in chrome when i have adblock installed on the device as an app, hence my suggestion was all

[The Official Czex]

So Google.com currently isn't loading in my browser, but it still pings just fine in cmd.

 

I also got a different error: "ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR"

 

Search in your OmniBox: "chrome://flags"

 

Scroll down to "Experimental QUIC protocol"

 

Disable that son of a gun

[1823alex]

Search in your OmniBox: "chrome://flags"

 

Scroll down to "Experimental QUIC protocol"

 

Disable that son of a gun

What does that flag actually do? Is it worth having it enabled?

[The Official Czex]

What does that flag actually do? Is it worth having it enabled?

 

Heck no. It "supposedly" makes browsing faster on https (secure http). But it can lead to connection issues between you and your YouTube videos.

[DaedalusOS]

Search in your OmniBox: "chrome://flags"

 

Scroll down to "Experimental QUIC protocol"

 

Disable that son of a gun

 

Nope.avi, still doing the same thing. It pretty much has to be something to do with the internet itself, since it's happening on 2 different devices.

[DaedalusOS]

Search in your OmniBox: "chrome://flags"

 

Scroll down to "Experimental QUIC protocol"

 

Disable that son of a gun

 

Got another error: "ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED"

[The Official Czex]

Got another error: "ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED"

 

Uninstall Chrome then reinstall. If that doesn't help, it's a problem with your device. It could be malware or driver related.

[DaedalusOS]

Uninstall Chrome then reinstall. If that doesn't help, it's a problem with your device. It could be malware or driver related.

 

Again.... not just an issue with my pc...

[The Official Czex]

Again.... not just an issue with my pc...

 

Android or IOS?

[DaedalusOS]

Android or IOS?

 

Dude, you were helping me out with this the other day, and you even corrected someone for it. It's an issue that's not isolated to my PC, it's something to do with my network.

[The Official Czex]

Dude, you were helping me out with this the other day, and you even corrected someone for it. It's an issue that's not isolated to my PC, it's something to do with my network.

 

Whoops... I forgot all the info you told me. Give me a minute to read it over and think about possible issues.

[The Official Czex]

Dude, you were helping me out with this the other day, and you even corrected someone for it. It's an issue that's not isolated to my PC, it's something to do with my network.

 

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-connectivity-diagn/eemlkeanncmjljgehlbplemhmdmalhdc?hl=en

 

Run a diagnostic with this^It's a godsend for quick fixes.

 

It should tell you exactly what's wrong.