Smart DNS Server Not Responding Fixer Pro builds a fresh copy of the Windows registry using information contained in your existing registry. In doing so, Smart DNS Server Not Responding Fixer Pro supercharges your system's performance by removing fragmentation, gaps, and deleted registry entries. The result is a cleaner, leaner registry that takes up less disk space and consumes fewer memory resources.

The DNS, which stands for Domain Name Server, is a crucial part of your computer because it serves as a hierarchical naming system designed to identify a website and its IP address, which is built on a distributed database for computers, or for any resource connected to the Internet. Many people have been experiencing many problems with their computers DNS because their computers can often become confused with the various important DNS settings on your computer.

There are a number of reasons why the DNS server may not respond and cause you to experience errors, however below are a few of the most common:

Incorrect DNS settings, IP Address changed and Firewall issues. If your HOSTS file contains an incorrect or outdated listing, you won't be able to connect. Even if you don't recall adding listings to a HOSTS file, it still might contain listings, because some Internet accelerator utilities edit them without telling you. Open your HOSTS file with Notepad and see if the site you can't connect to is listed there. If it is, delete the entry, and you should be able to connect.

Smart DNS Server Not Responding Fixer Pro should be run whenever a new application is installed or removed from your system, and at least once a month to ensure that your machine is operating at peak performance. Registry problems are the common cause of Windows crashes, error messages, and degraded performance.

Smart DNS Server Not Responding Fixer Pro can clean and repair Windows registry problems with a few simple mouse clicks.