Thread: Google Chrome...

...is REALLY starting to piss me off!

Anyone else keep getting this every 5 minutes:

Error 105 (net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED): The server could not be found.

and the stupid "aww snap!" crashed window?

Any remedies for the above?


Just realized its still beta. WTF?

is google mail still beta? heh

Works like a swiss clock for me. Are you having DNS server problems only with Chrome?

Not having that problem.

Nope. No issues with Chrome at the moment.

And yes, Gmail is out of beta.
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I haven't seen that but I am using the unstable version for Linux. But I see it is time to upgrade to the Stable release that just came out. And if it was a DNS issue then he wouldn't be able to get to that site with any browser. Are you having this problem with another browser? if not I would uninstall and reinstall chrome.

Thats exactly what I needed to do RP. Just prior to me reading your post, I had to dump and reinstall Chrome. It became so erratic and unstable that I just pulled the plug. Something in the program files was definitely corrupt.

Now, she's flying high!

Whilst reasearching the issue, I ran into a few things to tweak to speed it up even faster.


Go to the wrench icon up top, on the right and open "Options". Under "Privacy" in "Under the Hood", un-select "Show suggestions for Navigation Errors" and "Use DNS pre-fetching....".

Much better.

As for another browser, I tried IE7 and that ****er crashed the second I hovered the freak'n arrow over the desktop icon...lol.

Originally Posted by nocturn

Thats exactly what I needed to do RP. Just prior to me reading your post, I had to dump and reinstall Chrome. It became so erratic and unstable that I just pulled the plug. Something in the program files was definitely corrupt.

Now, she's flying high!

Whilst reasearching the issue, I ran into a few things to tweak to speed it up even faster.


Go to the wrench icon up top, on the right and open "Options". Under "Privicy" in "Under the Hood", un-select "Show suggestions for Navigation Errors" and "Use DNS pre-fetching....".

Much better.

As for another browser, I tried IE7 and that ****er crashed the second I hovered the freak'n arrow over the desktop icon...lol.

lol try installing Firefox as a backup browser. it won't crash when you look at it.

How weird. Just started getting the same error this morning, after I updated chrome yesterday. I wonder if it is a problem with the new build?