Troubleshooting Mediafire: How to Fix Unexpectedly Closed Connections
Some extensions can cause problems with certain websites and prevent access to them. We recommend that you disable them for a short period of time to see the difference. It would also be a good idea to clean your browser of suspicious extensions, if you have a lot of them installed. You can do it with the following steps:
- Open Chrome and click on the three dots icon in the upper right corner.
- Hover over More tools and select Extensions.
- Disable all third-party extensions by clicking the blue switch.
Clear your browser’s cache
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Clearing your browser’s cache is one of the things you should try when you’re using a connection problem from a website. When you visit certain websites on the Internet, your web browser caches images, videos, and other files from those websites. This saves time reloading certain pages because you don’t have to redownload everything every time you refresh or revisit the page. If this data is corrupted or lost, you may experience connection problems with the websites. By clearing your browser’s cache, you can ensure that these misplaced files are removed and do not affect your access to websites.
1] Check your network cables, restart your router and reconnect
Make sure your cables are connected to your PC or your router. If you are connecting via WiFi, make sure to reboot your router once. Finally, you can always make Windows forget the WiFi you’re already connected to, and then reconnect.
