Acer Predator Helios 300 PH317-53 DNS Server problem

Hello all, i have brought a used PH317-53 from a friend of mine but this laptop drive me nuts. It have a constant DNS server problem. Chrome and Edge have almost constant Aw Snap error or error 105. Steam have the same problem , sometimes give also code error 105. Sometimes on online games when they need to show the info in the start menu also doesnt show nothing , gives dns error. In online gaming works flawless, ping is low and conexion is stable. Firefox works well, but everytime i use Chrome , alot of time i get Aw Snap error . Even if o dont scroll after 10-20 sec on the same page , only reading he pop "Aw Snap". I reinstalled the windows 10 , the same , installed windows 11, same, all drivers are up to date , bios, same, i disabled wifi card and ethernet card and inserted an usb wifi adapter gets the same problem. The problem is there on ethernet and wifi. i changed the the connexion from my house router to my phone internet. still the same. Flushed dns , i have put dns manualy and still the same problem. I really have no clue anymore. Help. Hardware problem? Thank you!

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JackE

Chrome & its offspring Edge are notorious browser memory pigs. Try FireFox to see what happens.

Jeyam

Hi@DacianL

Have you tried either google dns or open dns address? If not, go to Network and Internet, change adapter options, right click your WiFi and select properties, highlight Internet Protocol Version 4 and select Properties, change the DNS address with either Open DNS or Google DNS.

JackE

Chrome & its offspring Edge are notorious browser memory pigs. Try FireFox to see what happens.

DacianL

JackE said:

Chrome & its offspring Edge are notorious browser memory pigs. Try FireFox to see what happens.

Hi and thx for post! I dont like firefiox , chrome and edge is still better even if he gets abit more resources!

DacianL

Jeyam said:

Hi@DacianL
Have you tried either google dns or open dns address? If not, go to Network and Internet, change adapter options, right click your WiFi and select properties, highlight Internet Protocol Version 4 and select Properties, change the DNS address with either Open DNS or Google DNS.