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How to fix the ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED Error? (13 Ways)

24 May, 202326 May, 2023 by Rahul |

What is the “ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED” Error? The “ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED” error meaning is that your request to connect to a website’s server has been rejected due to some reasons. The “ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED” error is a common issue that many users encounter when trying to access a website. It signifies a connection failure between your device and the website’s server. The err_connection_refused error is primarily considered a client-side error, which means that the main culprit generating this error is either your system or machine. …

How to fix Mixed Content Warning on WordPress

24 May, 202325 May, 2023 by Vikrant Datta |

Recently, Google announced that their search engine will prefer the websites working on HTTPS protocol. At the same time, they are going to block the websites with HTTP as it is not secure. So, if some time ago you could run your WordPress website without SSL certificate, now it is a must. One of the most common errors which are seen after enabling SSL is the Mixed Content Warning. Why is it important to use SSL When using the secure connection, …

Locked Out Of WordPress? Follow Any Of These 9 Solutions

24 May, 202325 May, 2023 by Rahul Kumar |

Locked out of WordPress creates a sense of panic for most of the users. Especially for those who do not know the possible reasons and its solution. It is somewhat similar to When you went to a restaurant with your friends and you forget to bring your wallet with you. First, you will become panic and after some time you will be looking for possible solutions or alternatives. However, there are various reasons to be being locked out of WordPress. …

10 Best Working Methods to Fix the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS WordPress Error

22 May, 202325 May, 2023 by Rahul Kumar |

While working on your website on the WordPress platform, you could face some errors. One of the most popular ones is ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS WordPress Error. In Google Chrome, you will see the following notification: This page shows a circular redirect loop, in Firefox it will look like this: The page is not redirected properly. Usually, this error indicates an incorrect configuration in your WordPress settings file, and, as a result, there is a cyclic redirection — your site cannot stop the redirection process from one page to another. …

How to Fix 400 Bad Request Error in Google Chrome? [8 Ways]

22 May, 202324 May, 2023 by Rahul |

What is a ‘400 Bad Request’ Error? The “400 Bad Request” meaning is that the server could not understand or be unable to process a client’s request due to malformed or incorrect formatting. When a server encounters this error, it means that the request sent by the client cannot be understood and the server cannot determine its status code category. This error arises from issues such as syntax errors, invalid data, or missing parameters. What does 400 Bad Request Error look like on different Browsers? …